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0 November 26, 2018
FT review: The Crossrail story
By Robert Wright This book celebrates a triumph. The UK’s vast Crossrail project, managed by...
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High speed boosts rail
The iron road is a 19th century invention that is set to flourish in the 21st....

My latest articles:
- The Great British Train Wreck June 24, 2020
- Rail 906: The railways must stop telling people not to use them May 29, 2020
- By acquiescing to impossible rules, the railways are killing themselves May 19, 2020
- May newsletter – one thing is certain: driverless cars are not the answer May 16, 2020
- Rail 905: Risk assessment is key to future of the railways May 15, 2020
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RT @gittins29 @GarethDennis @christianwolmar @Railpassion1 In 1840 there were 500,000 navvies building the railways. It paid better than farm work so people flocked to it. They were not paid by the slave trade which was banned 33 years before. Capital is accumulated savings and lots of people had it and invested in the railway mania.
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