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Innovative structural drainage for retaining walls and bridge abutments

Infrastructure Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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Guest author: Alan Bamforth, managing director of ABG Ltd. Railway infrastructure has retaining walls and bridge abutments. Inherent in the...
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Systems integration: navigating increasing complexity

Business Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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Guest author: Nassar Majothi, director of the rail specialist services group at WSP London. All too often, major infrastructure programmes...
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Station platforms – making the case for composites

SPONSORED FEATURE Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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Guest author: Tom Bowman, commercial director at Dura Composites. The year-long independent rail review announced by Chris Grayling in...
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Shine a light

Infrastructure Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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At the time of year when days are shortest, nights longest, and when Network Rail carries out its most extensive work over the Christmas...
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Tame the dust

HSEQ Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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Ballast dust continues to be a priority issue, with several high-profile campaigns such as ‘No Time to Lose’ and Network Rail’s Ballast Dust Working...
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Improving safety for trackside installations

Electrification Nigel Wordsworth BSc(Hons) MCIJ -
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Across the UK, the rail network supports over 4.6 million passenger journeys a day and over 20,000 miles of track. As numbers grow year-on-year,...
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Improved data communications in Cornwall

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With the number of railway journeys in Britain having doubled between 1998 and 2018, and passenger numbers predicted to increase by 40 per cent...
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Data Communications protocols in the rail industry

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A central communication network within a product or a system can be likened to a human’s nervous system. Networks continue to evolve, but the...
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Reducing risks in depots

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At the end of this month, industry regulator, the Office of Rail and Road (ORR), will publish its final thoughts on how Network Rail...
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Heating depots old and new

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High Speed 2 (HS2) is one of the largest infrastructure projects that this country has ever seen - six times the budget of the...
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Depot control for the 21st century

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The UK’s rail industry has faced a number of challenges over the last year, with increasingly negative reports of punctuality and delays surfacing in...
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Hitachi Rail’s approach to the Digital Railway

Digital Railway Andy Milne -
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Digital affects almost every facet of UK rail activity. It has been transforming rolling stock, maintenance, and passengers’ journeys for almost a decade. Industry...
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Swift doors for Crossrail depot

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Transport for London (TfL)’s new Operations, Maintenance and Control (OMC) depot for the Elizabeth line at Old Oak Common, West London...
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Recent acquisition takes Kier forward

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When Kier, a leading infrastructure services, buildings and developments and housing group, bought McNicholas last July, the company’s chief executive Haydn Mursell said it...
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Signalling procurement enters the Digital Age

Digital Railway Clive Kessell -
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As the advent of the digital railway gathers pace, so the procurement of systems associated with it will need to adapt. It might prove...
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Advanced solutions to obstacle detection

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When asked what the safest type of level crossing is, invariably the answer from any educated rail engineer will be “a closed one”. Of...
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