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Man banned from all Northern services thanks to body worn camera footage

A man from Tyne & Wear has been banned from all Northern services across the North of England for 18 months. Joseph Bramley (30), also known as Joseph Gammell, of Cushy Cow Lane in Ryton was issued with a Criminal...

Shocking CCTV footage catches dog walker’s level crossing misuse

CCTV at a level crossing in Worcestershire catches the moment a person walking their dog climbed through the barriers causing a train driver to apply their brakes. Network Rail has released a video of the shocking near miss at Blakedown...

New measures introduced to improve safety on the Greater Anglia network

Greater Anglia is pleased to announce the introduction of Transport Safety Officers (TSOs) aimed at enhancing safety on the rail network in Essex, as part of a joint project. Six Transport Safety Officers will carry out patrols between Southend Victoria...

TfL rolls out tougher action on fare evaders and staff abuse with increased penalty fares and body worn cameras

Transport for London (TfL) has today announced tough new action on fare evasion and staff abuse, making body worn video part of its essential kit and increasing the penalty fare from £80 to £100 to act as a further...

South Western Railway receives highest possible score for safeguarding customers and colleagues

South Western Railway (SWR) has received the highest possible score for safeguarding vulnerable people on its network.   The British Transport Police (BTP) awarded the train operator 100% for its Safeguarding on Rail scheme reaccreditation, demonstrating an exceptional commitment to...

RAIB report: Train striking debris at Yarnton

RAIB has today released its report into a train striking debris at Yarnton near Hanborough, Oxfordshire, 10 February 2023. Summary Just after 18:35 hrs on Friday 10 February 2023, the driver of the 17:34 hrs Great Western Railway service from London...

ScotRail triples the number of body worn cameras on Scotland’s Railway

ScotRail plans to more than triple its number of body worn cameras in a bid to tackle anti-social behaviour on Scotland’s Railway. The train operator will roll out more than 1,000 new body cameras by the end of this month,...

Pay deal secured for majority of Hitachi maintenance workers

The trade union Unite has secured increased pay for workers at Hitachi trains working on Great Western Railways (GWR), resolving an industrial dispute. However, Hitachi engineers, repairs, and maintenance crews at LNER remain on strike though as Hitachi has...

EMR joins forces with tech firm on groundbreaking safety project

EMR collaborates with tech firm to trial groundbreaking monitoring software  Project funded by Department for Transport (DfT) and Innovate UK's First of Kind scheme New approach allows more efficient and safer working at depots  East Midlands Railway (EMR) has teamed up with...

Storm Isha brings early end to rail services across Scotland

Scotland’s Railway closed many lines across the country from 19:00 last night (Sunday January 21) as Storm Isha brought severe weather conditions to all parts of the network. Rail services came to an early stop on all routes outside the...

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Petards Rail boosts team with new appointment

Intelligent train technology provider Petards Rail has appointed Calvin Fahey to the role of procurement manager. Calvin is Level 3...