UK rail freight copes with coronavirus

Since March the rail freight industry in the UK has been among the most appreciative of the key workers who have kept the country running during the lockdown and restrictions that have been imposed to combat the pandemic. Workers in the industry itself are due a round of applause for the efforts they have put in to keep vital supplies moving around the UK. With a second wave feared this winter, the industry is preparing to step up again and keep supplies moving. That’s the subject of a special report in the upcoming edition of RailFreight Live (Friday, 16 October).

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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UK rail freight copes with coronavirus

Since March the rail freight industry in the UK has been among the most appreciative of the key workers who have kept the country running during the lockdown and restrictions that have been imposed to combat the pandemic. Workers in the industry itself are due a round of applause for the efforts they have put in to keep vital supplies moving around the UK. With a second wave feared this winter, the industry is preparing to step up again and keep supplies moving. That’s the subject of a special report in the upcoming edition of RailFreight Live (Friday, 16 October).

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

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