Freight service through the Channel Tunnel, which ended in 2024, is set to resume after the British government announced it would take control of the only intermodal facility in the United ...

Network Rail will take control of Barking site that could replace the equivalent of more than 100,000 lorries from UK roads ...

Regular intermodal rail freight services through the Channel Tunnel may soon return following a UK government deal to place the Barking Eurohub in east London under long-term Network Rail control. The ...

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The government is backing a £15m plan to restore regular cross-Channel intermodal freight services via the Channel Tunnel by ...

Network Rail is set to take control of east London development Barking Eurohub, with plans to invest £15m to transform it ...

Network Rail is to take over Barking Eurohub with the aim of restarting regular freight traffic through the Channel Tunnel.

The government will announce today that some £15 million from private sources is to be invested in the Barking Eurohub, so ...

UK: Network Rail and its property development company Platform4 are to take a long-term lease of the Barking Eurohub freight terminal in east London, and have begun discussions with companies ...

Labour is to spend taxpayers’ money on taking over a £15m rail-freight project abandoned by Eurotunnel after Rachel Reeves tripled the company’s business rates bill.

A new £15m deal will restore regular container services through the Channel Tunnel, shifting freight from trucks to trains.

GB Railfreight (GBRf), one of the UK’s leading rail freight operators, has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with US clean technology company HyOrc Corporation (OTCQB: HYOR). The ...