Open Access Rail Competition Gets Better While Labour Insists on Nationalising Operators

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Open Access Rail Competition Gets Better While Labour Insists on Nationalising Operators

The Office of Rail and Road’s own data once again shows private open access operators beat the state-backed train companies. Long-distance open access operators recorded a cancellation rate of 2.3% in 2025/26, less than half the 5.0% for contracted long-distance services. Hull Trains recorded 1.8% and Lumo 1.9%. Avanti West Coast, which the government is…