
Green Signals is a show about railways - its politics, its economics, its people and history. We turn over the issues of the day and talk to the people making the decisions that affect all our lives. We also dig into many of the amazing events in the history of an industry that spans nearly 200 years. Nigel Harris (former Managing Editor and Events Director of the leading industry and opinion form... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 263 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Is Open Access finished? We ask the question as ORR rejects ALL applications for new West Coast Main Line services
Is London-style ticketing the answer everywhere, or has technology moved on?
And Richard divides opinion on rolling stock financing. ... more
Few issues polarise opinion quite so much in the rail industry (and amongst those who follow what goes on in the industry) as the pros and cons of rolling stock leasing.
One of the challenges is to understand exactly what people mean by rolling sto... more
For thirty years, High Speed services between London, Paris and Brussels have been in the hands of single operator – Eurostar. Things may be about to change. On 13th August 2026, the ORR announced the pre-approval of Virgin Train’s Track Access Agree... more
Are trains now going to be owned by the Government? The new Rolling Stock and Infrastructure Strategy suggests they might…
Discontinuous electrification – a cost-effective answer to wires? Or short-term gain for long term pain?
And RAIB releases t... more
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Bye heck Richard I’m agog. I don’t know how many Pendalino launches there was but this pod cost covers all of them - and so much more. The hosts are entertaining and very easy to listen to. Complex issues are broken down so that anyone can understand. They often manage to get an interview with the leaders or politicians at the heart of the issue. I’ve been catching up on earlier episodes and have throughly enjoyed learning more how the railways are organised and run
Good for UK Rail News but increasingly it drips Right and Far Right politics. Every UK Government member is it seems a fool or untrustworthy. Presumably the withering sarcastic tone will end if either Farage or Lowe gets to run the railways
Great podcast mixing business and a bit of gricing (more of the former for me please). But it’s so so quiet and almost impossible to hear when walking through London. Please adjust the volume
Knowledgeable rail experts covering a wide range of topics.
For me a ‚Must‘ to listen to every week.
… and accidentally just stumbled upon this podcast but really helps me understand the complexity behind getting me to work and back home again at night.
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A rigorous, policy- and industry-focused rail show that blends deep dives into governance, funding, and infrastructure with on-the-ground insights from heritage, electrification, and customer-facing topics. Across episodes, listeners encounter discussions on electrification rollouts, open-access and ticketing reform, major renewals and disruption, safety and resilience, and the economics of rail projects, often with guest experts or industry leaders weighing in. The format tends to pair analytical debates with practical case studies—from renewalBlockades and heritage rail to modern ticketing platforms and decarbonization—making it useful for professionals tracking policy shifts, project delivery, and market dynamics. A standout characterist... more
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2. Llŷr Ap Iolo
3. Niall Spencer
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7. Rob White
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