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Business & Politics · 4 Beginner · September 28, 2026

UK Train Company Becomes Public

UK Train Company Becomes Public
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Vocabulary

take control of teɪk kənˈtroʊl əv phrasal verb
to gain power or responsibility over something
The government will take control of the train company in March.
late leɪt adjective
arriving or happening after the expected time
Trains were late and passengers had to wait.
passengers ˈpæsɪndʒərz noun
people who travel in a vehicle but are not driving it
Passengers were not happy with the poor service.
fix fɪks verb
to repair something that is broken or not working properly
The government wants to fix the rail service.
contract ˈkɑntrækt noun
a formal written agreement between people or organizations
Avanti West Coast had a contract to run trains for six years.
cancellations ˌkænsəˈleɪʃənz noun
decisions to stop or cancel something that was planned
Passengers complained about delays and cancellations.

Article

Avanti West Coast is a train company in the UK. The government will take control of it in March. For many years, the company had problems. Trains were late. Some trains did not run. Passengers were not happy.

What will change?

The government wants to fix the rail service. It will own and run the trains. Other train companies in the UK are already public. Wales did this in 2021. Scotland did this in 2022. The government thinks this will make trains better.

What happened to the old company?

Avanti West Coast had a contract to run trains. The contract ends in March. The company ran trains for six years. It bought new trains and fixed old ones. But passengers still complained about delays and cancellations. Now it is time for a change.

Discussion Questions

  1. Why did the government take control of Avanti West Coast?
  2. What problems did passengers have with the train company?
  3. Do you think public trains are better than private trains? Why?
  4. When will the change happen?
  5. What other countries have public train services?

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