UK government urged to turn words into action

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Sunset over Farnham station in Hampshire in England Rail Delivery Group media centre

The UK railway industry has expressed high hopes for change in the legislative regime, commensurate with the new government elected last week. The supply chain, represented by the Railway Industry Association, has welcomed the new Prime Minister and his cabinet.

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UK government urged to turn words into action

Sunset over Farnham station in Hampshire in England
Sunset over Farnham station in Hampshire in England Rail Delivery Group media centre

The UK railway industry has expressed high hopes for change in the legislative regime, commensurate with the new government elected last week. The supply chain, represented by the Railway Industry Association, has welcomed the new Prime Minister and his cabinet.

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Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

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