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Published for 50 years, Modern Railways has earned its reputation in the industry as an established and highly respected railway journal. It is essential reading for professionals in the railway industry as well as individuals with a general interest in the state and developments of the British railway network.
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Back Issues
Explore the latest from Modern Railways Magazine
Rail industry gears up for Railtex/Infrarail 2021
The joint Railtex/Infrarail exhibition takes place in Birmingham on 7-9 September. ANDY RODEN looks at some of the events and exhibitor highlights
IT ALL STARTS HERE: BUILDING HS2
An introduction to our new HS2 quarterly coverage by the company's CEO, Mark Thurston
VITAL LESSONS FOR MICRO-CONCESSIONS
With micro-concessions on branch lines a possibility highlighted by the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail, what do groups considering a bid need to consider? Operations consultant and West Somerset Railway Non-Executive Director ANDY CASTLEDINE talks to ANDY RODEN about how a current safety culture is critical
Between the Lines - August 2021
Chris Stokes assesses the proposed East Coast main line May 2022 timetable
An extra platform for Oxford
A Government funding announcement is preparing the way for a third through platform at Oxford station, Network Rail's Chris Nash tells James Abbott
Tailor Swift to your requirements
Class 321, the most successful of a long line of British Rail York-built EMUs, seeks a new life in the fulfilment business
Bristol set for rail regeneration
A railway renaissance is being delivered in the West of England, reports Philip Sherratt
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