trains

Tie-up will see first battery-powered trains hit the UK in a boost to government efforts to deliver greener rail travel

BREAKING: Following outcry over yesterday's announcement that Britain would leave EU-wide rail pass scheme, Britain's rail industry changes course

From January 2020 Interrail and Eurail ticket holders wil not be able to use their passes on UK rail network, sparking concern move could encourage more people onto planes

Move comes amid reports engineering firms have secured a deal that could see low emission hydrogen trains on UK tracks within two years

Alstom launched the world's first hydrogen powered passenger train in Germany last month, and it has a plan to bring green trains to the UK

DB Cargo UK, the UK's largest freight provider, now sources 100 per cent green power for all its rail sites and offices under new deal with SSE

Letter from German ministers to EU Commission reveals government is looking to test radical free transport plan later this year in order to help fight air pollution

Transport Minister Jo Johnson's speech to the Knowledge Quarter conference - in full

Eurostar boss lifts the lid on the firm's new 10-point plan for greener traveling