Derailment in the Heat of Summer: A Wake Up Call for Britain's Railway The recent derailment near Lewes, East Sussex, has raised questions about the safety and preparedness of Britain's railway network during extreme weather conditions.
The incident left two people seriously injured and serves as a stark reminder that despite assurances from industry leaders, the UK's rail infrastructure remains unprepared for climate change.
Rising temperatures have become a regular occurrence in Britain, and yet our railway network seems to be perpetually caught off guard.