Man loads parcels brute onto train

High-speed parcel deliveries via rail are back in the UK

Loading parcels onto a high speed EMU. It's the modern logistics, and low-carbon too source: Orion Twitter feed

Orion High Speed Logistics, the parcels and light loads division of Rail Operations Group, has launched their much anticipated high-speed service, bringing mass-market parcels traffic back to the British railway scene. A morning departure from Glasgow, and a return service from London confirms widespread anticipation of an Anglo-Scottish service start-up this week. The operator is expected to be the first of a constellation of entrants to the sector.

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Author: Simon Walton

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Man loads parcels brute onto train

High-speed parcel deliveries via rail are back in the UK

Loading parcels onto a high speed EMU. It's the modern logistics, and low-carbon too source: Orion Twitter feed

Orion High Speed Logistics, the parcels and light loads division of Rail Operations Group, has launched their much anticipated high-speed service, bringing mass-market parcels traffic back to the British railway scene. A morning departure from Glasgow, and a return service from London confirms widespread anticipation of an Anglo-Scottish service start-up this week. The operator is expected to be the first of a constellation of entrants to the sector.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is UK correspondent for RailTech.com and Railfreight.com

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