An occasional series celebrating the relationship of the Minister of State for Transport with her Department... Theresa Villiers (Minister o...

This from Brighton Belle... Clapham Yard, CY43 Ground Signal - a joint effort from SWT and NR. Trains do regularly use the track to the left...

Evidently Eye's exciting new poll on who should succeed Iain Coucher is encouraging those in the industry to up their game. This from th...

This from Chionanthus Virginicus... Here is the end of the platform at that well known leafy suburban station - beloved of Midland Railway D...

Just how far is Dean 'Long-tongue' Finch prepared to go, to ingratiate himself with Petrol-head and Cruella de Villiers? This toe cu...

Exciting news from Network Rail's GSMR project! Those are the chaps constructing telephone masts up and down the network. At least that ...

The race to replace Coucher has already started. Yesterday the Independent on Sunday suggested that NR directors Robin Gisby and Simon Kirk...

Halifax MP, Linda Riordan, has sponsored the following Early Day Motion: "That this House views with deep concern the decision of Netwo...

This with a bowler tip to @kpmarek , via Twitter...

Eye understands that it is proving somewhat of a challenge to recruit the full complement of MPs to some Select Committees. In yet another u...

This from a Mr Houghton... Dear Fact Compiler Would you be willing to mention that Railway Vehicle Engineering Limited participated in t...

This from Globetrotter... I hesitate to propose a signalling instruction as a pointless sign, but at first glance this makes a good candidat...

This from City Insider... So. Farewell Catalis Rail Training, Born out of the old BR training division and based at the former LMS training ...

Today's FT explains the importance of ordering a new Thameslink fleet: If he cancels the Thameslink order, Mr Hammond is likely to face...

This from the Observer : Doctors are calling for an alcohol ban on all public transport, including intercity trains and cross-Channel ferrie...

This from William Dargan... I nominate the back road (and most of the up sidings) at Faversham.