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Great British Railways has found its home in Derby – now legislation is needed to make reform a reality
24 March 2023
Legislation must be an enabling framework for success
05 August 2022
Local elections 2023 – the last electoral test before the general election sets the stage for rail reform
09 May 2023
Nationalising the railway is a political not a practical plan
Nationalising the railway is a political not a practical plan
26 April 2024
open access
Open access operators are at a crossroads, government must choose a direction
08 January 2025
Arriva London Overground train approaching Blackhorse Road Station
Rail devolution under Great British Railways – local control or a directing mind?
06 February 2025
Speakers and sponsors at the Rail Partners Rail Freight Parliamentary Reception
Rail Freight Parliamentary Reception 2025
07 February 2024
Rail Partners responds to Great British Railways' HQ announcement
21 March 2023
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Rail Partners responds to Great British Railways' HQ announcement
Rail Partners responds to publication of the draft Rail Reform Bill
Rail Partners responds to Royal Assent of Passenger Railway Services Act and new ORR industry finance data
Rail Partners responds to Secretary of State for Transport's speech on Rail Reform
Rail Partners response to inclusion of draft Rail Reform Bill in King's Speech
Rail Partners' response to anti-strikes bill introduction to Parliament
Rail Partners' response to the consultation for the rail reform bill
Royal Assent is a watershed moment for the new Transport Secretary – improving the railway is now the responsibility of the Government
The government is in charge – the test is still to fix things quickly
The new government has no time to lose on rail reform
The new Government is moving fast on rail reform, but will it fix things?
Without legislation to create Great British Railways, what’s next for rail reform?
Working together for a better railway: A new public-private partnership