What will passengers notice has changed? Nothing, except that one train has been repainted with the putative Great British Railways logo and will therefore look a bit different.

TikTok trainspotter Francis Bourgeois travels through the UK using only British trains.

A new Great British Railways logo that will “restore pride” in the British train network is set to be unveiled in May on the first trains to be nationalised under the Labour government. Government ...

Plans for the government’s flagship rail reform body, Great British Railways (GBR), risk reviving the failings of the past if urgent changes aren’t made, a leading think tank has warned. A new ...

Project Reach, a partnership between Network Rail, Neos Networks and Freshwave, will see an end to some of the worst signal blackspots on the major rail arteries of Britain as the companies team up to ...

Control of trains and track will be brought under a new public sector body named Great British Railways (GBR) as part of sweeping reforms, the Department for Transport has announced. The ...

A blow for privatisation in the battle for British railways As Transpennine Express is taken under government control, we ask: is renationalising more UK trains a viable strategy?

Great British Railways: Franchises scrapped and changes to season tickets as part of major revamp to UK's train network A new publicly-owned body will take charge of ticketing and timetables, as ...

South Western Railway (SWR) has been renationalised this weekend as part of the government's transition towards Great British Railways. The train operator officially came under public ownership at ...

Great British Railways will serve instead as coordinator, issuing management concession contracts to private train operators, with incentives to improve punctuality and increase passenger numbers.

The government has decided this is the moment to proclaim renationalisation of the nation’s railways ahead of Great British Railways being properly established two years from now.

The train will also bear the logo of Great British Railways – the organisation that the government plans to create to run almost all rail services in England, Wales and Scotland. So what exactly is ...