Network Rail is warning passengers in Berkshire and North Surrey that there will be changes to their journeys during the October half-term holiday, from Saturday 25 October to Friday 31 October, while it carries out upgrade work on the lines between Wo... The post Network Rail work in Berkshire and Surrey to disrupt half-term services first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Network Rail is warning passengers in Berkshire and North Surrey that there will be changes to their journeys during the October half-term holiday, from Saturday 25 October to Friday 31 October, while it carries out upgrade work on the lines between Wo... The post Network Rail work in Berkshire and Surrey to disrupt half-term services first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Govia Thameslink Railway is celebrating the completion of a £100m reliability and onboard upgrade of its largest fleet. The post Govia Thameslink Railway completes upgrade of its largest fleet first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Honolulu’s Skyline rail system in Hawaii has commenced public service on its segment two route, marking the launch of four new stationsThe post Skyline segment two extension opens four railway stations in Honolulu appeared first on Railway Technology. The post Skyline segment two extension opens four railway stations in Honolulu first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The post Skylark Drones, Sensonic partner to improve rail safety and security appeared first on Railway Technology. The post Skylark Drones, Sensonic partner to improve rail safety and security first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has authorised the new Beaulieu Park railway station, clearing the way for it to open to passengers on Sunday 26 October. The station will serve the growing Beaulieu and Channels neighbourhoods to the north-east of Chelmsford and is the first new station on the Great Eastern Main Line […] The post ORR authorises new Beaulieu Park station ahead of opening first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has authorised the new Beaulieu Park railway station, clearing the way for it to open to passengers on Sunday 26 October. The station will serve the growing Beaulieu and Channels neighbourhoods to the north-east of Chelmsford and is the first new station on the Great Eastern Main Line […] The post ORR authorises new Beaulieu Park station ahead of opening first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Over 1.5 million pay as you go rail journeys have now been made on Transport for Wales (TfW) routes in South Wales. The tap on, tap off technology was launched in November 2024 and has become Transport for Wales’ fastest selling rail product. TfW became the first train operator outside of London and the South […] The post Over 1.5 million ‘pay as you go’ rail journeys in Wales first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Railway and tramway passengers and workers have benefited from safer journeys and working environments following two decades of independent safety investigations by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB). Since becoming operational on 17th October 2005, RAIB has deployed investigators 777 times across Britain’s railway network. The organisation’s 427 published reports have generated 1,891 safety recommendations […] The post Rail Accident Investigation Branch marks two decades improving railway safety first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Over 1.5 million pay as you go rail journeys have now been made on Transport for Wales (TfW) routes in South Wales. The tap on, tap off technology was launched in November 2024 and has become Transport for Wales’ fastest selling rail product. TfW became the first train operator outside of London and the South […] The post Over 1.5 million ‘pay as you go’ rail journeys in Wales first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Railway and tramway passengers and workers have benefited from safer journeys and working environments following two decades of independent safety investigations by the Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB). Since becoming operational on 17th October 2005, RAIB has deployed investigators 777 times across Britain’s railway network. The organisation’s 427 published reports have generated 1,891 safety recommendations […] The post Rail Accident Investigation Branch marks two decades improving railway safety first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

In reply to Bardy Bigglesworth. Hi Brad, since the state in debit why should tax payer foots this rotten feral loding in 5 star hotel called Jail, it save $$$ to deport him and his enabling family back to the 3rd World dump they came from!!! This goes for other 3r world nation gimmigrant that recently got their PR visa and citizenship from the hoplessy comprimised Tony Burke who is lousy gate keeper unlike the hated POTUS from USA who reject illegal migrants pronto!

The Swiss decision to introduce new freight wagon wheels requirements contradicts “the Principle of Interoperability under the EU-Switzerland Land Transport Agreement”, according to the International… The post ‘Major companies’ to take Switzerland to court over new wheels rules first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Passengers in Berkshire and North Surrey will face changes to their journeys during October half-term, from Saturday 25 October to Friday 31 October, while Network Rail carries out major upgrades on the lines between Wokingham and Reading as well as between Staines and Windsor with buses replacing trains during the work. Details of the work […] The post Network Rail to renew junction near Reading station and carry out upgrade works between Staines and Windsor first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

It has been a busy week for VIIA, the French railway highway specialist part of the state-owned SNCF Group. The company launched two new services:… The post VIIA launches two new rail highway services first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Today, Network Rail and partners across the Government and railway industry marked the launch of the railway’s first national clock design for over 50 years*, at London Bridge station. The London timepiece by WPP brand design agency Design Bridge and Partners was the winning entry in an international design competition run in a partnership between […] The post New railway timepiece marks new beginning for Britain’s railway and celebrates 200 years of trains first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Passengers in Berkshire and North Surrey will face changes to their journeys during October half-term, from Saturday 25 October to Friday 31 October, while Network Rail carries out major upgrades on the lines between Wokingham and Reading as well as between Staines and Windsor with buses replacing trains during the work. Details of the work […] The post Network Rail to renew junction near Reading station and carry out upgrade works between Staines and Windsor first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Today, Network Rail and partners across the Government and railway industry marked the launch of the railway’s first national clock design for over 50 years*, at London Bridge station. The London timepiece by WPP brand design agency Design Bridge and Partners was the winning entry in an international design competition run in a partnership between […] The post New railway timepiece marks new beginning for Britain’s railway and celebrates 200 years of trains first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Polish national rail freight operator PKP Cargo has grown its market share in transported freight volumes in August by 1.48% compared to July. The company… The post PKP Cargo grows its market share in August first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

The Middle Corridor: Europeans tend to look at it with skepticism, whereas the Chinese celebrate each newly launched train. In between them are the Central… The post For Uzbekistan, the Middle Corridor is more than just a transit route first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

For decades, Britain’s railways have been planned, funded and debated in silos. Projects are either “for passengers” or “for freight”, and rarely both. Yet history,… The post It’s time to build for both freight and passenger first appeared on VibeWire Magazine.

Austin from Carlton has let the cat out of the bag. We can see from this age article Carlton are serious about ejecting those who do not play for the club. Curnow disgraced himself in 2025. Expect a different Carlton in 2026. Carlton told us they wanted more elite young talent, plan to be faster and bolder and expect different results with the same approach would not work. The evolving Blues also slipped in the following, thinly veiled line. “We want players who want to, and appreciate what it means to, represent the Carlton Football Club,” Austin said. Joining Curnow elsewhere next year are Tom De Koning and Jack Silvagni – who both accepted above-market free agency deals to join cash-splashing St Kilda – and Corey Durdin, who the Blues traded to Port Adelaide. Carlton’s other recruits, beyond Hayward and all those draft picks, are Ben Ainsworth (Gold Coast), Campbell Chesser (West Coast), Ollie Florent (Sydney) and Liam Reidy (Fremantle). Three of the four were originally first-round draftees, while ruckman Reidy was stuck behind Luke Jackson and Sean Darcy, but showed promise in the WAFL and in limited AFL appearances.

The community is tired and fed up with this scum. Lock them up or deport him and his parents.

In reply to Carlton and AFL Fan. Cripps probably tried to keep in at the club but he wanted to go. He is not your best player.

The union starting trouble once again why do they bother, however, why has the project been delayed for another 6 weeks is this because they are waiting signoff from the fire department?