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This summer, Infrabel is continuing its major renewal works on the high-speed line between Brussels and the French border (HSL1).
Vossloh has completed the acquisition of LiDAR specialist Cordel, further expanding the company’s digital capabilities.
In mid-May 2026, the Transport Secretary has declared an end to an “era of neglect” on HS2 as she set out plans to reset the project, delivering the railway as quickly as possible and at the lowest reasonable cost.
On 13 August 2026, HS2 has unveiled its first six completed platforms on the railway in the underground station box at Old Oak Common in west London.
HS2 engineers have completed three major structures on the southern approach to Interchange station, illustrating further progress on the West Midlands section of Britain’s new railway.
On 14 July 2026, JR East unveiled plans for a new E927 inspection train for the Shinkansen lines operated by the company.
HS2 Ltd has successfully renegotiated contracts with two of the civil engineering joint-ventures building Britain’s new high-speed railway as part of the programme reset.
Discussions have begun with contractors interested in designing and constructing the tunnel and railway station, including the platform hall, beneath the new national airport in Warszawa.
DRIIVe is a modern rail innovation and training centre located next to Barrow Hill Roundhouse.
Raw materials company Fortescue has awarded Knorr-Bremse a major contract over industry-leading signaling and wayside solutions destined for its heavy-haul rail network in Western Australia.
LNER has reached a significant milestone in its journey towards digital signalling, completing the first live operation of an Azuma train under ETCS Level 2 supervision on the East Coast Main Line.
15 million GBP investment enters delivery phase as three-year programme gets underway.
The construction of one of the longest ‘cut and cover’ tunnels on the HS2 project took a major step forward this week with the last of 5,020 reinforced concrete segments lifted into position at the site near Chipping Warden in Northamptonshire.