West Midlands Rail Executive appoints new Executive Director
Malcolm Holmes has been appointed Executive Director at West Midlands Rail Executive (WMRE) following the success of the interim period.
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Malcolm Holmes has been appointed Executive Director at West Midlands Rail Executive (WMRE) following the success of the interim period.
Two appointments have been made within Hitachi Ltd, both of which will be effective from 1 April 2019.
Apprenticeships are central to Network Rail’s skills development strategy and the company is a supporter of reforms to make them more flexible.
Kate Marjoribanks joined Arriva Rail London (ARL) as its new Engineering Director in November 2018, bringing with her a wealth of experience in the rail industry. In an interview with Global Railway Review, Kate shares details of her rail career so far, how her new position will allow her to…
West Midlands Combined Authority welcomes the new appointment and looks forward to working with Allan on the HS2 project in the future.
Sir Terry Morgan's resignation from Chairman of Crossrail Ltd and HS2 Ltd has been accepted by the Transport Secretary.
Andrew chaired the Northern Electrification Taskforce, providing the Secretary of State for Transport with advice on the electrification of railways.
Transport for London (TfL) and Crossrail Ltd have announced that Mark Wild will join Crossrail Ltd as Chief Executive from Monday 19 November 2018, taking over from Simon Wright.
Rod Diridon Sr. is stepping down after serving as Chair of the Advisory Board during the past decade, but will remain as Chairman Emeritus of the Advisory Board.
The Chair has an important role, working with the government and continuing to use HS2 as a platform for future success and increased investment.
A new appointment, new funding and confirmed upgrade programme will all help ensure the railway network in the north of the UK is as efficient as possible.
After three successful years working on the high-speed rail project, Paul Griffiths will leave HS2 Ltd at the end of December 2018.
An individual with impressive experience in the transport industry has been appointed as the new Chairman of the International Union of Railways (UIC).
The selected individual carries extensive experience in the transport industry and will be initially appointed as a non-executive board member at ORR.
Arriva Rail London has appointed an individual with nearly 30 years of experience in strategic and commercial management.