There is now no official timeline for when the trains will begin running, despite work on the new line - the first phase of ...

The service is particularly beneficial for shoppers aiming to visit notable destinations such as Bicester Village and the London Designer Outlet at Wembley Park. With these exciting shopping locations ...

In March, the government announced Chiltern Railways would run services on the route. Trains were due to start in late 2025.

This new deal will come into force on 31 December and continue until the end of 2027. Credit: Kai Bossom on Unsplash. Arriva Group unit Chiltern Railways in the UK has secured a new national rail ...

Chiltern Railways is breaking the norm this year by providing a Boxing Day train service, allowing travelers a unique chance to utilize the rail network on a day typically characterized by closures.

Chiltern Railways, part of Arriva Group, has signed a ten-year rental agreement with Beacon Trains for 13 low-emission trains. Supported by the UK's Department for Transport (DfT), the units are to be ...

Chiltern Railways has announced its oldest carriages, which were built nearly half a century ago, are set to be replaced by newer trains from spring next year. The company said it would be replacing ...

The battery-diesel hybrid train is planned to be used between the capital and Oxford in the future. Credit: Chiltern Railways. British train operating company Chiltern Railways has commissioned a new ...

The new £7 billion Oxford railway was scheduled to start operating in December 2025 but that could be delayed over a row about train doors.

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Last week the Oxford Mail published an article about the local railway. The paper has kindly allowed me the opportunity to put pen to paper and assure you that Chiltern Railways is committed to ...

A two-month-old baby nearly died because Network Rail and Chiltern Railways couldn't decide whose responsibility it was to fix a hazardous platform slope. CCTV footage captured the shocking moment a ...