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Postdate   Title   Job Category   Job Location  06/05/2008 Planner Construction Scotland 16/01/2008 Rail Surveyors (x 6) Surveying Derbyshire 25/04/2008 Project Engineer Civils Civil engineering West Midlands 13/11/2007 Signalling Test Engineer Signalling Hertfordshire 25/04/2008 Contracts Manager Construction Scotland

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Train services hit by long delays Rail passengers are hit by delays and cancellations as a result of signal problems near Milton Keynes. How MSPs voted in the parliament A guide to how MSPs voted during business in the main chamber of the Scottish Parliament. Train line reopens after 40 years Direct rail services between Stirling, Alloa and Kincardine recommence after a break of more than 40 years. Rail worker is pushed off bridge A rail worker is threatened with a knife and pushed off the top of a bridge by two men. Hi-tech black box makers expand A firm working for US and Australian armed forces making vehicle black box recorders announces 35 new jobs. Trains back on track after 40 years Hopes are high that the reopening of the Alloa rail link will herald a new chapter for the people of Clackmannanshire. Trains packed ahead of cup final Hundreds of rail commuters are unable to board trains in Lancashire as thousands of Rangers fans fill trains. Harare diary: Living in limbo A young Zimbabwean professional, living and working in Harare, recounts her challenges trying to lead a normal life. Work to start on freight terminal Work on the final phase of a multi-million pound rail freight terminal for Shropshire is to start soon. Derailment blamed on maintenance Investigators blame poor maintenance work for a train derailment on a level crossing in Norfolk. Rangers convoy hits road to final Hundreds of Rangers fans join a convoy heading for the Uefa Cup Final against Zenit St Petersburg in Manchester. Expansion hope for train service Rail company Grand Central is hoping to expand its service between London and the North East. Family and friends remember Jimmy Jimmy Mizen is remembered at a mass at his school following the death of the 16-year-old's murder. Group urge immediate road upgrade Campaigners say improvement work must be carried out on a stretch of trunk road running through Fife. Free OAP rail scheme is extended Free rail travel for OAPs is extended but one tourism route loses it over the summer because of overcrowding. Smartcard extended to rail route Commuters from west London travelling on First Great Western will be able to use pay-as-you-go Oyster cards from September. Crossing death rail line reopens A stretch of rail line in Derbyshire reopens after a fatal accident at a level crossing. Killing highlights gang culture BBC News looks at the gang culture and postcode disputes that led to the fatal stabbing of teenager Paul Erhahon. Network Rail must pay record fine Network Rail must pay a record £14m fine for overrunning engineering work, the Office of rail Regulation rules. Celebrations set for rail opening Hundreds of rail enthusiasts are expected to converge on Alloa next week as the Stirling-Alloa-Kincardine route reopens.