
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 | 200 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Network North – remember that? A Freedom of Information request reveals more than you might think…
We speak to the National Audit Office about its recent report into Northern Powerhouse Rail
And we preview an upcoming special feature on the Transpe... more
HS2 has started excavation of the final tunnel bore on the 140-mile railway between central London and the West Midlands – the down tunnel from Old Oak Common station in west London towards Euston – HS2’s terminus.
The tunnel boring machine (TBM) i... more
Select Committees work in both Houses of Parliament. They scrutinise and report on a wide range of activities from the work of Government departments to economics affairs.
They run inquiries on specific topics, the outcomes of which are public and ... more
Is the £2bn contract for 54 HS2 trains about to be rewritten?
And is it true that HS2 is going to ‘end in a field’, as was reported last week?
Plus, we preview some very exciting upcoming videos, including an interview with Chair of the Transport S... more
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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.
This podcast has given me a greater understanding of how the railway system works, the complexities of having the government involved, the ticket issuance and the rolling stock all delivered by two candid men who should be running the country.
Hosts that know their subject but are not too proud to invite experts to assist them in the stories related to the railway of today.
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A sharp, policy-forward show that dissects rail industry decisions, funding, governance, and technology with a focus on how government, regulators, and operators shape outcomes. Across recent episodes, discussions center on funding commitments, governance of Great British Railways, private finance in infrastructure, safety standards, rail freight access, and new train technologies, often grounded in current events and regulatory debates. Notable strengths include candid hosts who challenge official narratives, a strong emphasis on feasibility and risk, and a track record of drawing insights from senior industry figures and policymakers. This is likely to appeal to professionals involved in transport policy, rail operations, infrastructure f... more
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Recent guests on Green Signals include:
1. Guy Bates
2. Naomi Horton
3. James Stewart
4. Ian Stewart
5. Maggie Simpson
6. Robert Cook
7. Gerry Swift
8. Colette Carroll
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