HS1 Ltd appoints London City Airport chief as new CEO
HS1, Britain's only international railway, has appointed Robert Sinclair as its new CEO. Sinclair previously was CEO of London City Airport.
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HS1, Britain's only international railway, has appointed Robert Sinclair as its new CEO. Sinclair previously was CEO of London City Airport.
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