Read the original interview: Hendy means business at Network Rail.
Your responses to Sir Peter Hendy’s views
In the last issue of RailReview (Q4-2015), Nigel Harris exclusively interviewed Network Rail Chairman Sir Peter Hendy CBE on the challenges he faces in his new role and his plans for the company.
Hendy spoke on a number of subjects including devolution, industry investment, the need for sufficient scoping of engineering projects, and other areas of topicality.
The interview generated much discussion and debate in the industry, and a number of RailReview Editorial Board Members and readers expressed a desire to respond to the interview and have their say on the issues raised. As such, we’ve created a new section in this issue to act as a platform for you to have your say on the big debates. We’ll provide this service in RailReview as often as you want it to be here.
- Anyone who still wishes to respond to the interview with Sir Peter Hendy can do so by emailing [email protected] and we will consider your comments for the RailReview website
You can either read all responses by selecting Next below, or select a specific review from the list as follows:
- Richard George - Group Managing Director, Rail and Transit Engineering, SNC-Lavalin
- Elaine Greenwood - Head of Sales, ESG Rail
- Martin Fleetwood - Partner in the Transport & Infrastructure Group at law firm Shoosmiths LLP and an Independent Board Member of UK Tram
- Andrew Boagey - Chairman of the Railway Engineers’ Forum
- Fred Garner - Senior Director – Rail, Taylor Woodrow
- Stephen Joseph - Chief Executive, Campaign for Better Transport
- David Simpson - Production & Safety Director, Caledonian Sleeper
- Terence Watson - Managing Director Alstom UK and Chairman of the Rail Supply Group
