Listen to this article Record-breaking spells of hot weather across Europe had a significant impact on rail infrastructure ...

Listen to this article It is good to see the publication of Great British Railway’s (GBR) ‘Rolling Stock and Infrastructure ...

Listen to this article The Chartered Institution of Railway Operators (CIRO) held a briefing in August about its policy paper ...

Listen to this article Matt Prosser, 58th Chair of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers (IMechE) Railway Division, gave ...

Listen to this article Rail Engineer has featured the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) a number of times and two years ago ...

Listen to this article For railway managers of my generation, Don Heath, who died in August aged 86, was an inspirational ...

Listen to this article During late 2025, accelerating deterioration of North Yorkshire Moors Railway’s (NYMR) Bridge 42 led to concerns over the structure’s ability to safely support operational ...

Rail Engineer reported on the IMechE’s technical tour from Belfast to Brittany. However, this report could only briefly describe the tour’s visits to Adelaide depot in Belfast and the Inchicore ...

Listen to this article Last year your writer assisted the Railway Safety and Standards Board of Great Britain with a technical report titled: ‘Train Protection and Warning System – A History and ...

The Health and Safety at Work Act gives inspectors powers to issue prohibition and improvement notices. Prohibition notices are issued when it is considered necessary to stop an activity that involves ...

Listen to this article The origins of the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) date back to the mid-1950s. It has designed and operates its own competency registration system known as ...

The significant improvement in UK railway safety over the past 25 years has been due to many factors. One, which has not always been widely recognised, is the significant improvements in rail ...