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I don't know what the case is here but sometimes when a part of the signalling system can't be relied upon certain restrictions maybe implemented to either not show a certain signal aspect or reduce the chance of a train passing a signal should it revert to red in front of them.

The RAIB report actually states "Each wagon was carrying up to 75.5 tonnes of diesel fuel or gas oil". Error on BBC's part.

Wasn't there an increase in biomass?

Yes. Makes you wonder if it was a low ball bid knowing they will be selling up.

Not sure if it's been mentioned already but all GBRf Drax workings transfer to DB next March.

A right side failure is where there is a fault but it has failed at a safe level or hasn't compromised safety. Think of a track circuit showing occupied when clear and the protecting signal is automatically held at danger, that is a right side failure. A wrong side failure decreases the level of...

Network Rail have a legal obligation to install and maintain fencing on all sections of operational lines, regardless or remoteness or traffic levels.

I'm talking about stuff like this. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c1d4rkrg5qno Roads and the respective signage are there for a purpose, not to be someones blank canvas. And a waste of money is a waste of money, regardless if it is £500 or £10000+.

Adding pretty colours, shapes or symbols to roads I would say is a waste of tax payers money.

If they can't stop people carrying knives then I don't see how they can stop people carrying certain keys.

Administration costs aside, how often is a railway staff member assaulted due to cash and how often to thefts occur?

Ipswich and Norwich panels are still NX.

On that subject. The USA has recently brought in a non-resident surcharge (tax) for anyone visiting 11 of the main national parks who isn't a US resident. $100 per person over 16 each and every time you visit. Complete lunacy.

From the freight side, 3.8% has just been agreed with GBRf for 2026.

Deliver a presentation for a signalling role? What has recruitment become these days.