http://www.railcons.com/pressreleases.shtml Press releases from The Railway Consultancy Ltd en-gb Mon, 24 Oct 05 12:00:00 GMT Copyright: (C) The Railway Consultancy Ltd, http://www.railcons.com webmaster@railcons.com http://www.railcons.com/images/rss88x31.gif http://www.railcons.com/pressreleases.shtml 88 31 Press releases from The Railway Consultancy Ltd 51.41806-0.07300This is an XML content feed. It is intended to be viewed in a newsreader or syndicated to another site, subject to copyright and fair use. Mon, 2 Jul 07 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy Newsletter. Summer 2007. Cover Story: Decision Time. PDF Format. http://www.railcons.com/pdf/rclnews200706.pdf Thu, 1 Jun 06 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy Newsletter. Summer 2006. Cover Story: Job completed! PDF Format. http://www.railcons.com/pdf/rclnews200606.pdf Sat, 19 Nov 05 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy today celebrates 10 years of trading, specialising in the commercial and operational planning of railways. Over that time, the company has helped nearly 150 client organisations with their plans for developing the railway. As well as Britain (where project locations have ranged from the Isle of Wight to Dundee, and from West Wales to Ashford in Kent), the Consultancy has worked in Eire, Norway, Denmark, and Sweden. In addition, in supporting the Railway Technology Strategy Centre at London's Imperial College, the company has participated in metro benchmarking work around the world. http://www.railcons.com/pr10years.shtml Wed, 1 Jun 05 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy Newsletter. Summer 2005. Cover Story: Did it work? PDF Format. http://www.railcons.com/pdf/rclnews200506.pdf Thu, 25 Nov 04 12:00:00 GMT South West Trains launched their refurbished Class 455 trains with a special service from Waterloo to Hampton Court on 23rd November 2004. More information can be found about this at: www.southwesttrains.co.uk/.. http://www.railcons.com/swtclass455.shtml Tue, 1 Jun 04 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy Newsletter. Summer 2004. Cover Story: Working with Southern. PDF Format. http://www.railcons.com/pdf/rclnews200406.pdf Thu, 11 Sep 03 12:00:00 GMT This paper starts by giving an account of the research done to date on a National Railcard. It includes findings on two reports published by The Railway Consultancy Ltd. in April and August 2003. It then conducts additional analysis of the Regional Railway Market to assess the likely impact of this scheme on this market. Finally, it gives an account of the debate up to date and sets out a preliminary agenda for further research. http://www.railcons.com/prnrcregional.shtml Mon, 2 Jun 03 12:00:00 GMT The Railway Consultancy Newsletter. Summer 2003. Cover Story: Consultancy at Centre of National Railcard Debate. PDF Format. http://www.railcons.com/pdf/rclnews200306.pdf Mon, 14 Apr 03 12:00:00 GMT Three million people would buy a national railcard costing £20 if it gave them a reduction of one third on off peak rail fares, according to a new study published today (14 April 2003). A national railcard would provide cheaper rail travel for everyone not already covered by existing railcards for the young, the disabled and the elderly. The study was jointly commissioned by Railfuture, an independent organisation that campaigns for a better rail network, and the Rail Passengers Council (RPC), the statutory watchdog for the rail industry. The report was written by The Railway Consultancy Ltd, a firm specialising in railway planning and economics, using demand forecasting analysis. http://www.railcons.com/prrailcard.shtml Fri, 19 Jul 02 12:00:00 GMT Owing to continuing business growth and the recruitment of additional staff, the Railway Consultancy Ltd has moved in to new premises located in the South Tower of the Grade II* listed Crystal Palace station. At the official ceremony, over 50 representatives from train operating companies, the SRA, ORR, TfL, Railtrack and local authorities joined Managing Director Dr Nigel G Harris as he invited Alex Warner (Metro & London Terminals Manager for South Central) to open the new offices. http://www.railcons.com/prnewoffice.shtml