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Scotty’s Little Soldiers, the national charity that supports children of servicemen and women who have lost their lives, will be giving over 170 bereaved British Forces children from all over the UK a reason to smile this weekend when they attend a very special Christmas party in London.

Responding to a proposal to reform the fares system and reduce some fares, a spokesman for the Rail Delivery Group, speaking on behalf of train operators, said:

Dominic Lund-Conlon, accessibility expert at the Rail Delivery Group, was announced as one of the most influential people with a disability in the UK yesterday afternoon (Tuesday 8 October).

Train companies are relaxing ticket rules to help Thomas Cook customers and staff affected by the company’s collapse.

A three-round Twitter tournament to decide Britain’s favourite railway station will go live today in the first ever World Cup of Stations.

More passengers than ever before are opting for smart tickets, tipping the balance away from paper.

Britain’s freight companies call for a better joined-up railway with strong incentives to accommodate rail freight growth to ensure they can keep shop shelves stacked, the economy moving and Britain building as part of a future rail system.

Britain’s rail companies have published a joint investment report for 2020, with the industry committing to delivering over 1,000 extra services a week for passengers and introducing 1,000 new carriages in the year ahead.

Chief Executive of the Rail Delivery Group marks 20th Anniversary of the Ladbroke Grove tragedy.

The latest data published by the Office for Rail and Road (ORR) shows that season ticket journeys have fallen for the third consecutive year.

New analysis by the Rail Delivery Group published today reveals that reform of rail fare regulations could deliver a significant reduction in Britain’s carbon footprint over the next ten years.

An update about the Chief Executive Officer role at the Rail Delivery Group.