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Friday May 24, 2024
In this week’s news from the light rail sector – Support for Pride from West Midlands Metro, extra trams for ‘Swifties’ in Edinburgh, Nexus joins forces with the police to tackle anti-social behaviour in coastal communities, and Manchester Metrolink offers travel advice for celebrating City fans.
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Anyone planning to attend UKTram’s high-profile Light Rail Summit can now secure their place by booking online.
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Friday May 17, 2024
In this week’s news from the light rail sector – Artistic youngster wins West Midland Metro’s birthday competition, marketing professional appointed to LRSSB team, engineering work on tram tracks in Sheffield and tiny visitor prevents Seaton tram entering service.
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Safety and security on the UK’s light rail networks will be a key focus of a major sector event later this year.
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Friday May 10, 2024
In this week’s news from the light rail sector – LRSSB appoints new board member, Edinburgh Trams reflects on success as anniversary approaches, damage to trams in Croydon and Heaton Park Tramway prepares to reopen.
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A pioneering initiative supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the transport industry has been praised by UKTram as the project celebrates a successful first year.
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Friday May 3, 2024
In this week’s news from the light rail sector – Essential engineering works in Nottingham and Manchester, judging underway in Metro’s birthday competition, industrial action at London Tramlink and Luas announces bank holiday services.
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Hosted by Nottingham City Council the UKTram Owners and Operators Group have been offered an in-depth insight into challenges faced by the city’s tramway, and the steps it’s taking to meet them.
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Friday April 26, 2024
In this week’s news from the light rail sector – The opening of Blackpool extension approaches, Edinburgh Trams on track for another prestigious award, Manchester Metrolink celebrates record customer numbers, and Tyne & Wear Metro promotes level crossing safety.
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