
Labour offers pragmatic rail reform with minimal expenditure
The 25th of April policy document ‘Labour’s Plan to Fix Britain’s Railways’ is really rather good, and a refreshing contrast to the years of drift

The 25th of April policy document ‘Labour’s Plan to Fix Britain’s Railways’ is really rather good, and a refreshing contrast to the years of drift

Taking a brief pause between media interviews on the Labour Party’s freshly published plan for railways in Great Britain, Christian discusses with Mark Walker the

The May 2018 timetable fiasco was a seminal moment, triggering the Williams review to take forward reform of the rail industry. There were two separate

Christian speaks at length with Steve Norris, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State at the UK Department for Transport between 1992 and 1996, who was the

With further strikes scheduled in many of England’s train companies, Christian speaks to Simon Weller, Assistant General Secretary of drivers’ union ASLEF, about what the

The publication of the draft Rail Reform Bill represents a tiny step towards restructuring the industry, although it is of course almost inconceivable that the