Author: John JacksonGB Railfreight – Then and Now GB Railfreight – Then (2001) This photo was taken on 22 June 2001, not long after the company had taken delivery of its first batch of Class 66 locomotives. First numbered 66701, then appropriately named ...
Author: Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords. European Union CommitteeThe new Greater Anglia franchise ( previously managed by GB Railways ) was won by National Express , but Hull Trains and GB Railfreight continue to operate within the First Rail Division , alongside sister passenger franchises such as ...
Author: Mark JamiesonRailfreight duo Nos 20118 Saltburn-by-the-Sea and 20132 pass Furzebrook on 8 September 2016 with GB Railfreight's 'GBRf 15' tour from Swanage. Out of sight to the rear are GB Railfreight Class 73s No. 73213 and No.
Author: V Gupta5 EQT (USA) portfolio company Hector Rail Group to sell UK subsidiary GB Railfreight IT Shades Engage & Enable Optimization Managers Engage & Enable Description Executive Commentary EQT Infrastructure.
Author: Paul Shannon66844 had a complex operator history; it began life with Direct Rail Services as 66409 and then passed to Advenza, GB Railfreight and Colas Rail in succession before joining the GB Railfreight fleet (again) as 66745 in July 2011.
Author: European Conference of Ministers of TransportLatest indications are that GB Railways' contracts are now sufficiently attractive that its freight arm, GB Railfreight, may be bid for by Freightliner. Clearly, it is still too early to say whether a stable market will result, ...
Author: Malcolm BattenIn preparation for privatisation, in 1994, Railfreight was split into three geographical operating companies: ... Those that have stayed the course into 2018 include GB Railfreight (GBRf), Direct Rail Services (DRS) and Colas Rail.
Author: Mark Lee InmanGB Railfreight GB Railfreight became operational in April 2001. Unlike other operators, it does not owe its origins to a piece of the former British Rail freight operations; starting from an initial contract to operate infrastructure ...
Author: John JacksonFreight Workings – GB Railfreight GB Railfreight (GBRf) is the UK's third largest rail freight operator. The company has an increasing number of workings through Nuneaton, including intermodal container trains between UK ports and ...
Author: John DedmanOn 13 May 2017 it was the turn of GB Railfreight Aggregates Industries No. 66711 Sence with the gypsum as it approaches Mount Pleasant crossing with 4Y19 12:02 Mountfield Sidings to Western Docks. A welcome sight was green-liveried No.
