Under-used Channel Tunnel rail services offer 'logistics from another age'
The Channel Tunnel, which opened more than 30 years ago as a major pathway for ...
Efforts to improve the UK’s beleaguered rail network have been negated by news of higher charges for using it.
The government’s rail and road regulator twinned the announcement of an extra £24.3bn in funding over the next five years with the news of higher charges.
Freight Transport Association (FTA) director of policy Elizabeth de Jong said an opportunity to reduce emissions and offset the issues of tight road haulage capacity had been missed.
“The increased spending will improve the work of Network Rail’s System Operator, ...
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