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Features
Interview: 2020 review author Sir Douglas Oakervee on HS2's future
With the eastern and northern legs of HS2 cancelled since the Oakervee Review, its author talks to Peter Pilsner about what happens next for HS2.
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One way to tackle recruitment difficulties breaks new ground
The new government is looking to recruit 100,000 people into the rail industry. One train maintenance company has taken matters into its own hands.
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Insight
How can freight be a major part of rail’s future?
Great British Railways will need to focus on nationalised passenger services. Freight could lose out. Heads of the two largest companies talk to Paul Clifton.
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Ian Prosser interview: “A high-performing railway is a safe railway”
Recently retired HM Chief Inspector of Railways Ian Prosser discusses the approach to railway safety and the role of Great British Railways with Tony Streeter.
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Insight
The new rail recruits adding business benefits with diversity
Why should rail employers take on people from disadvantaged backgrounds? As well as the right thing, Paul Clifton learns that it’s essential for the future.
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NRA Great Place to Work award winner 2024: Hull Trains
Hull Trains won the Great Place to Work award in the 2024 National Rail Awards.
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NRA Outstanding Contribution to Society winner 2024: Carmichael UK
Carmicahel UK won the Outstanding Contribution to Society award in the National Rail Awards 2024.
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NRA Outstanding Personal Contribution (Management) award winner 2024
Jack Roberts and Wayne Norbury, Project Managers for Network Rail, win to a standing ovation.
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NRA Outstanding Personal Contribution (Frontline) award: Jason Hart
The award for Outstanding Personal Contribution (Frontline) in the 2024 National Rail Awards went to Jason Hart, Wheel Lathe Supervisor, Siemens Mobility.
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NRA 2024 Outstanding Personal Contribution (Senior Management) winner
The winner of the Outstanding Personal Contribution (Senior Management)in the National Rail Awards 2024 was Tim Shoveller, CEO, Freightliner.
Top Stories
Putting the fun back into fundraising
RICHARD CLINNICK talks to new Railway Benefit Fund chairman TIM SHOVELLER about his plans to boost the charity’s profile and its fundraising capacity.
Shooting the breeze with Virgin’s Sheila
RICHARD CLINNICK meets Crewe station manager SHEILA BREEZE, who is retiring after 17 entertaining years on the railway
Making Anglia Greater
RICHARD CLINNICK talks to new Greater Anglia MD Ruud Haket and Network Rail Route Managing Director DAVE WARD
