Infrastructure

Around a quarter of a million homes could be built in London by developing above the capital's railways, a new report has claimed.

Five rolling stock manufacturers have been shortlisted to build the trains for HS2.

Edinburgh city council is looking to appoint two contractors to deliver the Edinburgh tram extension to Newhaven.

A railway line connecting the capital cities of Azerbaijan and Georgia with the Turkish city of Kars has been launched.

The archaeology programme prompted by construction of the Elizabeth line is over.

Incumbent rail operator Arriva Trains Wales has informed Transport for Wales that it intends to withdraw from the bidding process for the next Wales and Borders rail franchise.

Speaking to a group of the country’s railwaymen, Turkmenistan president Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedov said that the project will help upgrade transport services to a higher level by promoting the area as a major transport hub.

Public transport operator Keolis Group has been awarded two new contracts totalling €1.2 billion in France.

Polish State Railways has revealed plans to spend around €60.7 million improving safety at 182 level crossings by replacing "worn out equipment".

Bombardier will manufacture 36 three-carriage and 45 five-carriage Aventra trains at its Derby site, while CAF will produce 12 two-carriage and 14 four-carriage Civity trains.