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fromBusiness Matters
1 day ago

Great British Railways rebrand costs pass 30,000 as rollout gathers pace

The government has already spent over £30,000 rebranding England's newly nationalised rail services as Great British Railways, with broader repainting and app costs still undetermined.
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fromianVisits
1 week ago

TfL raises 'existential' concerns over track access under Great British Railways

Unclear Great British Railways legislation clauses could create long-term operational uncertainty for Transport for London, including potential denial of access to shared tracks.
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fromFast Company
3 weeks ago

The U.K.'s new public railway has a perfectly British brand

Great British Railways adopts classic British symbols: a stylized Union Jack livery, the revived 1965 double-arrow logo, and the Rail Alphabet 2 typeface.
fromianVisits
1 month ago

Red, White and Rails: The Great British Railways livery unveiled for 2026 rollout

The new livery, which will start appearing on England's trains next year, has been shown off as part of the wider Great British Railways rebrand. The design features a red, white and blue colour scheme and sharp angles to create a design mirroring the Union Flag. Great British Railways will also reuse the classic British Rail double-arrows logo, without the suggested Union Jack colours which had been touted earlier in the year, to generally negative reviews.
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fromianVisits
3 months ago
UK politics

Government confirms next wave of rail nationalisations: GTR, West Midlands Trains and Greater Anglia

fromianVisits
3 months ago
UK politics

Government confirms next wave of rail nationalisations: GTR, West Midlands Trains and Greater Anglia

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fromwww.theguardian.com
7 months ago

The Guardian view on Great British Railways: renationalisation can put passengers back in the driving seat | Editorial

Great British Railways aims to simplify train travel in the UK by renationalizing the rail network, focusing on accountability and passenger experience.
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