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Government launches consultation on railway overhaul

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Government launches consultation on railway overhaul

Government launches consultation on railway overhaul

The government has today launched an eight-week consultation on a major reform of Britain’s railways.

These measures include the creation of Great British Railways, a public sector body which will manage rail infrastructure and train operations.

They will also be able to report instances of poor performance to a regulator for enforcement action.

Report by Jonesia.

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