Andrew Haines in mid shot with poster from Great British Railways behind

Network Rail leader seeks to engage with civic and business leaders

Image: GBRTT

Andrew Haines, the boss of Network Rail, and the lead on the preparatory for its successor, the Great British Railways Transition Team, has encouraged his civic and business peers to get behind rail reform. The rail boss has been on tour to promote the economic benefits of the sector at large. Haines took his case to the heart of industrial Yorkshire, in support of the UK government’s vision for the industry.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “Network Rail leader seeks to engage with civic and business leaders”

bönström bönström|22.12.22|10:53

With all respect, but primarily Industry of railways has to recognise “elephant in room”.
Quality of service rendered is too low. (Neither core clients, nor any client, now afford luxury of not caring about “eta”.)
Root of disturbing has to be outed from basic, from infrastructure!
Electrification has to be redundant.
Track has to be resilient, etc., etc.!
Regrettably, quantity now, is devastatingly “cementing”!
A New Old Railway is needed!

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Andrew Haines in mid shot with poster from Great British Railways behind

Network Rail leader seeks to engage with civic and business leaders

Image: GBRTT

Andrew Haines, the boss of Network Rail, and the lead on the preparatory for its successor, the Great British Railways Transition Team, has encouraged his civic and business peers to get behind rail reform. The rail boss has been on tour to promote the economic benefits of the sector at large. Haines took his case to the heart of industrial Yorkshire, in support of the UK government’s vision for the industry.

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Author: Simon Walton

Simon Walton is RailFreight's UK correspondent.

1 comment op “Network Rail leader seeks to engage with civic and business leaders”

bönström bönström|22.12.22|10:53

With all respect, but primarily Industry of railways has to recognise “elephant in room”.
Quality of service rendered is too low. (Neither core clients, nor any client, now afford luxury of not caring about “eta”.)
Root of disturbing has to be outed from basic, from infrastructure!
Electrification has to be redundant.
Track has to be resilient, etc., etc.!
Regrettably, quantity now, is devastatingly “cementing”!
A New Old Railway is needed!

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