First look at new Great British Railways train ahead of move to public ownership

A Southern Class 387 train in Brighton was given the makeover ahead of the operator’s services entering public ownership on ...
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First Great British Railways branded train unveiled

The first Great British Railway-branded train will be unveiled tomorrow in Brighton, marking a milestone for the Government's ...
Public Sector Executive

First Great British Railways train unveiled as public ownership gathers pace

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Great British Railways Union Jack train unveiled at Brighton

Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander visits Brighton as Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express prepare to join Great British ...
Time Out

When will every major UK rail operator be nationalised? Full list of routes and dates for public ownership

Next up to be taken under public ownership are Chiltern and Great Western Railways, with the government having revealed the ...
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Great British Railways is launched, after a fashion – but what happens next?

The 6.14am service that runs each Sunday from London Waterloo station to Shepperton rarely carries many passengers. But this weekend, hundreds of rail enthusiasts will board that train, which meanders ...

Two city locations shortlisted for new rail HQ

Two sites in Derby have been shortlisted to become the new headquarters of Great British Railways (GBR). The new public body ...
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The Great British Railways logo has a lot riding on it. Here's how it could look

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Network Rail Infrastructure Limited Great British Railways (GBR) is the new train body ...

First Great British Railway branded train unveiled

A Southern Class 387 train in Brighton is given a rebrand before joining public ownership on 31 May.

First Great British Railways train unveiled by Swindon MP

The first train branded under the new Great British Railways (GBR) identity was unveiled as part of wider national rail reform and the transition to public ownership. The newly branded Southern Class ...