Rail Minister, Chris Heaton-Harris, too lauded the arrival of the new trains and reaffirmed the Government’s pledge to prioritise a passenger-focused railway which sees trains running on time.

Joint Venture

Greater Anglia put the first four-carriage Class 755 into service on 29 July, running on the Wherry Line between Norwich, Great Yarmouth, and Lowestoft. Other new trains have since come into service on the Norwich to Cambridge route.

Running across a range of rural routes in the East Anglia region, 38 bi-mode trains, which are powered by diesel and electricity, have been financed with a long term investment from pension funds and insurance companies through Rock Rail East Anglia, a joint venture between Rock Rail, Aberdeen Standard Investments and GLIL Infrastructure.
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