The Rail & Road Pod - Episode 6: Inside Rail Live
2 July 2021
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In this episode, the Rail and Road Pod visits the Rail Live exhibition at the Quinton Rail Technology Centre in Warwickshire.
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Office of Rail and Road July 2021 newsletter
30 June 2021
Train operators kept passengers well informed during ‘cracks issue’, regulator finds
25 June 2021
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An Office of Rail and Road (ORR) passenger impact review, published today, shows that train operators affected by the cracks found in a component on the Hitachi 800 trains were still able to provide clear and consistent information to passengers during the disruption.
Passenger information
25 June 2021
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We ensure train companies provide accurate and timely information, particularly during disruption. We also investigate timetabling issues.
Rail regulator begins rail infrastructure planning for 2024-2029
17 June 2021
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The Office of Rail and Road has today launched the process for determining the funding needed for Britain’s rail network from 2024-2029.
Economic regulation research
17 June 2021
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An update on our review of train performance incentives.
Life of former inspector of railways celebrated with freight train named in his honour
16 June 2021
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GB Railfreight and the Office of Rail and Road have honoured the last Royal Engineer officer to be appointed a HM Railway Inspector, Major John Poyntz, by naming a freight train after him.
Level crossings
15 June 2021
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The Office of Rail and Road is the enforcing authority for level crossings in Great Britain.
Rail regulator finalises new guidance to support level crossing safety
15 June 2021
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The Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has today (15 June) published new guidance to support Network Rail, heritage and other non-mainline railways as well as local authorities in the management of risks at level crossings.
Consultation on new ORR guidance on Principles of Level Crossing Safety
15 June 2021
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We sought views on a new draft guidance publication 'Principles for managing level crossing safety'.