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Annual statistics measuring the change in prices charged by train operating companies to rail passengers, normally introduced in January of each year. For details on how these statistics are compiled, please see our index quality and methodology report and for information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log. Data and reports that include previous statistical releases on can be found on

Quarterly and periodic (4-weekly) statistics on punctuality, reliability and causes of delay for passenger trains operating on the mainline network in Great Britain. Periodic operational data is supplied to us from Network Rail on a periodic (4-weekly) basis. These data are made available on our data portal as soon as the data are loaded and validated into our systems, this is typically 10 to 12

Annual statistics showing subsidies / premiums paid between government and train operating companies, including both nominal values and normalised per passenger kilometre. For details on how these statistics are compiled, please see our Rail finance quality and methodology report and for information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log. Data and reports that include previous statistical

Annual statistics on Occupational Health covering the mainline network in Great Britain, Heritage, Light Rail and Tramways. These statistics include data on the number of legally reportable occupational diseases, and on industry manual handling and shock or trauma incidents. For information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log. If you have any questions or feedback on these statistics

Annual rail safety statistics on mainline rail, London Underground, and other non-Network Rail networks (trams, metros, other light rail, minor and heritage railways) reporting on fatalities and injuries to passengers, members of the public and workforce in Great Britain. It also covers train accidents and (annual and quarterly) number of signals passed at danger (SPADs). These incidents are

Annual statistics covering average age of rolling stock used by passenger train operating companies and reference data on the mainline infrastructure in Great Britain. For details on how these statistics are compiled, please see our quality and methodology report and for information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log. We have also written a blog on passenger rolling stock fleet

Annual statistics covering electricity and diesel consumption of mainline passenger and freight operators in Great Britain and estimates of their associated CO2e emissions. For details on how these statistics are compiled, please see our quality and methodology report and for information on any revisions, please see our Revisions Log. data were previously combined into the Rail infrastructure

Annual statistics covering Station Stewardship Measure (SSM) and Light Maintenance Depot Stewardship Measure (LMDSM). These statistics show the condition of stations and light maintenance depots dating back to 2010-11. Aggregated national data on these measures can be found in Network Rail's Annual Return If you have any questions or feedback on these statistics, please contact rail.stats@orr.gov

main website Annual reports Annual health and safety report Annual rail consumer report UK rail industry financial information Annual assessment of Network Rail Reference data Railway period dates (CP1 to CP6)

Transport Statistics Great Britain (Department for Transport) Crowding Statistics (Department for Transport) Annual Safety Performance Report (Rail Safety and Standards Board) Railway crime statistics (British Transport Police) Annual Return (Network Rail) National Rail Passenger Survey (Transport Focus) Eurostat European Union Agency for Railways Open data feeds Network Rail Rail Delivery Group

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Previous statistical releases are available from the relevant theme page on the ORR Data Portal. For any data and reports going back further (S tatistical releases, factsheets, NRT yearbook, NRT quarterly summaries, SRA rail trends publications, ORR health and safety reports) please see the National Archives.

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