Topic: Glasgow

Varamis train on the platform at Birmingham International station

Carousel Logistics spin right round with Varamis Rail

Carousel Logistics has joined forces with the UK’s first electric-only high-speed rail freight operator to develop a zero-emission cargo route between Birmingham and Glasgow. The partnership was formed in February after Varamis got their service...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton
Mark Harper the transport secretary and RIA panel

UK Minister meets rail freight industry

UK’s transport secretary Mark Harper has met the rail freight industry to debate the issues facing the sector and to face his most critical audience. Reform, investment and engagement were all on the agenda. The...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton

VolkerRail opens new facility in Scotland

To support its projects based in Scotland and the North of England, engineering specialists VolkerRail has expanded its collaboration with infrastructure services provider, SWGR, by opening a new office in its Glasgow delivery centre. VolkerRail...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton

A spark of rail freight at COP26 in Glasgow

A convincing speech advocating rail freight was held by CEO of Lineas Geert Pauwels at the climate summit in Glasgow this Thursday morning. “To achieve the climate targets, rail transport is an indispensable link.” Pauwels...Read more
|1 comment|author: Jerom Rozendaal
View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre

HS2 goes to Glasgow … virtually

Britain’s high-speed rail project is making a renewed effort to emphasise its environmental credentials. They will make an appearance at COP26 in Glasgow. Well, a virtual appearance – which is actually quite environmentally aware of...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton
View through the arch of the Clyde Bridge showing Glasgow's riverfront, featuring the Scottish-Exhibition and Conference Centre

Vivarail promoting light logistics at COP26

Vivarail, in collaboration with the UK infrastructure management agency Network Rail, is set to run its ground-breaking battery train technology to COP26 in Glasgow in November. The company, which has made the headlines by repurposing...Read more
|Comment|author: Simon Walton