Transport Secretary refuses to rule out train fare rises next year
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Transport Secretary refuses to rule out train fare rises next year
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"Greater Anglia, operated by the Transport UK Group, will be brought into public ownership this Sunday. The operator, serving Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Cambridgeshire, and Hertfordshire, is the seventh of 14 train companies transitioning into public hands, set to form passenger services under Great British Railways, a new public body overseeing Britain's rail infrastructure and operations. Ms Alexander visited Norwich train station on Thursday, viewing a train with a 'Great British Railways coming soon' sticker, highlighting the changes."
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