Welcome to Rail Law! This blog was hitherto known as ‘Railways and Law’ and I have now managed to move it (and slightly rebrand it) following my move from Reading to City. It has been rather quiet of late due to pressures of settling into new job and my ineptness with technology in terms of moving…Continue Reading Rail Law
The events of 2020 and all the additional work which this has generated in terms of setting up online courses and so forth has caused me to neglect this blog somewhat and a number of cases and issues have begun to accumulate which I want to address. As you may have gathered by now I…Continue Reading 2020 round-up
On 13th May the School of Law at the University of Reading hosted a round-table discussion entitled, ‘Reversing Beeching? Law and the New Railway Revolution.’ The event focused on the legal challenges and opportunities which has been created by the railway renaissance of the past 20 years or so covered everything from light rail projects…Continue Reading Reversing Beeching Round table
In order to launch my centre for Railways and Law at the University of Reading I shall be hosting a round-table discussion entitled ‘Reversing Beeching? Law and the New Railway Revolution’ on 13 May 2015. The event shall focus on the legal challenges associated with building railways in the 21st century and the extent to…Continue Reading Reversing Beeching? Law and the new railway revolution
This is a new blog which will bring togther discussion and analysis of the impact of law on the development and operation of the railways in the UK from the Stockton and Darlington to High Speed 2. As you can see there is not much to see at the moment as the blog is under development. However,…Continue Reading Welcome to Railways and Law