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Tag: Rail Travel

Metro - CC / Flickr
17.02.2011 EU Politics

Brussels STIB and public space rage

A pedestrian bumps into another pedestrian who is blocking the pavement. The pedestrian gets a wet foot from a loose paving stone and clambers over bags of rubbish on the way to the Métro. The same person takes the Métro,

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Eurostar e320 launch - CC/Flickr
24.10.2010 EU Politics / UK Politics

An interesting fortnight for cross-Channel rail travel plans, but we haven’t heard the end of this yet

On October 7th Eurostar announced a £700 million investment plan to purchase 10 new 16 car e320 trains from Siemens that will run from 2014, and from 2011 onwards upgrade the interiors of its existing 28 trainsets. Following that DB

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Eurostar passes Stratford International - CC / Flickr
28.05.2010 UK Politics

No Eurostar for Stratford International – good

Scandal! The new Stratford International station might well not have any international trains stopping there. Among others the Mayor of Newham and investors building a shopping centre at Stratford are up in arms, as reported by the Evening Standard. Actually

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17.02.2010 EU Politics

European rail passengers’ rights – time to do something? But what..?

I have a reputation as a blogger that gets things done – I don’t just have opinions on things, I try to transform my thoughts into practical action. Campaigns such as Gender Balanced Commission and the Atheist Bus Campaign have

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15.02.2010 EU Politics

One tradgedy doesn’t mean Thalys needs to mess up everyone’s lives

Tragedy hit the Belgian railways today with the crash of two commuter trains at Buizingen. There’s nothing I can add to what has been written about that already – any loss of life is always devastating, and I just hope

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