Alistair Dormer, newly promoted global CEO for Hitachi Rail spoke to Lorna Slade about the move to London, HS2, future plans, the skills pipeline, and why his desk will stay in the middle of an open plan office
Heidi Cotsworth, exhibition manager at Infrarail, explains the importance of this year’s event and why she believes rail managers will benefit
The British Transport Police Authority (BTPA) has unveiled plans for policing Britain’s railways which, it says, will deliver a service that gets to the ‘route’ of what matters most to the rail industry
Peter Armstrong outlines five of the top security issues facing the rail sector, and why addressing them matters more than ever
Just like the fire brigade or the police, 95 per cent of people 95 per cent of the time don’t need a chaplain, but when they do, they’ll be glad they can call them, says William Johnston
Michael and Peter Buckley describe the work of ITSL, a group of independent engineers and other professionals dedicated to improving transport connectivity around London
A recent event at the University of Derby raised awareness of the issues surrounding dyslexia in the workplace. Chris Nutty looks at how it’s handled in the rail industry
The new chief executive at RSSB Chris Fenton says it’s ironic that change - such a constant in daily life - applies equally to GB rail, which has had to adjust, adapt and transform on a regular basis
New technologies and an approach that focuses on risk help make the most of limited information and resources. Samantha Godden and John Halsall explain how such a risk-based process can be applied to the management of earthworks
Nigel Bray describes Railfuture’s campaign for an integrated transport authority for Somerset, as the county really needs greater information and co-ordination between different modes of transport
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