Government unveils new era for railways

Great British Railways unveils first train in major public ownership move

Government unveils new era for railways

A new era for the railway is on track

Great British Railways trains getting on track through Croydon

Transport secretary greets the unveiling of GBR liveried train: 'This isn’t just a paint job – it’s an important step towards building a more joined‑up, publicly owned railway that puts passengers first' The first trains in the new Great British Railways livery will operate on routes between East Croydon, Norwood Junction, Purley and Coulsdon stations,…

First Great British Railways train unveiled as public ownership gathers pace

First Great British Railways train unveiled in Brighton as public ownership expands, rail fares freeze continues and more services move under a unified national brand.

First train with Great British Railways livery unveiled

The United Kingdom is set for a big reform of its railways, as most privately owned railways slowly come back under government control. Under the brand name ‘Great British Railways’, the UK is set to get a unified railway once again, almost 30 years after British Rail was split up and privatised. With this drastic change comes a unified livery, which was already presented in December 2025. Now, it is time for the first rebranded train to be unvei