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Today in #Bradford we marked a key milestone for the #RailReview as our Chair, Keith Williams, set out our passenger focused proposals for reform.
Read Keith’s speech in full here: bit.ly/2Yen7NH
Our Independent Chair, Keith Williams, is giving evidence to the Transport Select Committee now. Watch live bit.ly/340egOI
Our Independent Chair, Keith Williams, will evidence to the Transport Select Committee next Monday afternoon at 4.30pm. More details are available on the committee's website bit.ly/31QcE8V. Watch the session live on Parliament TV bit.ly/340egOI
Earlier this year, Keith Williams met #TeamVictoria - the team who have helped ⬆️passenger satisfaction by a whopping 13% at one of the UK’s biggest stations. Well done to them and all the other dedicated station staff across the country on #StationsDay
Happy #StationsDay! Stations🚉 are passengers' gateway to the railway and an important part of the Review’s plans for the future. Our Chair, Keith Williams, visited Bradford station earlier this year setting out his priorities for passenger focused reform 👇
In yesterday's Queen's Speech the government committed bring forward rail reform based on our recommendations railtechnologymagazine.com/R…
Rail freight is a crucial part of the Review's plans for the future of the railway. Maggie Simpson, DG @RailFreightUK today brought together reps from across the sector to talk to our chair Keith Williams about getting more freight off the🚛and onto the🚅
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As an angry commuter furious abt cancellations & delays, I want trains to run on time! This won't be instant, but Keith Williams (pic) has right ideas: An accountable 'fat controller' in charge of new national rail body, strong regions & operators paid for running trains ON TIME!
It's been a significant week for #RailReview. Our Chair Keith Williams set out proposals to put passengers at the heart of the #railway and we reached 1000 #followers! 🙏
Read Keith's speech in full here 👉: bit.ly/2Yen7NH #followfriday
Thank you @NP_Partnership for hosting today’s event at the beautiful Bradford City Hall. Thanks too to all that came and panellists @SHinchcliffe Laura Dunley @HitachiRailEU & Dan Brown @railandroad
In final summing up at today’s event, Laura Dunley, Commercial Director, @HitachiRailEU said that a new commercial model must enable much greater industry collaboration on low carbon technologies, helping rail make a significant contribution towards tackling the climate emergency
@SHinchcliffe , leader of @bradfordmdc says that there needs to be a change of thinking about the railway so it is seen as a ‘public good’, with investment also affecting other areas like public health
Speaking at today’s event, Laura Dunley, Commercial Director, @HitachiRailEU tells the audience that the railway needs a long term version and the current franchising system is constraining innovation
Speaking alongside Keith Williams at today’s @NP_Partnership event is Dan Brown from @railandroad setting out how it thinks compensation and accessibility can be improved for passengers
“To achieve this vison, I believe reform should be focused on five key areas: a new passenger offer, simplified fares and ticketing... a new industry structure... commercial model... and a range of proposals on leadership, skills, diversity.”
Keith Williams: “I want to see the creation of a thoroughly modern, 21st century service provider.
A railway that is run in the public’s interest, delivering for passengers, supporting local economies, embracing innovation and new business models to improve journey experience”
At Bradford City Hall this AM our independent chair, Keith Williams, sets out his proposals for reform focused on a brand new offer for passengers
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At @NP_Partnership today we will be hosting Keith Williams for a major speech in #Bradford @FT ft.com/content/526028f2-a718…. Also hear from Leader of @bradfordmdc @SHinchcliffe, @railandroad & @HitachiRailEU.
Our Chair, Keith Williams, spoke to the BBC's @TomBurridgebbc yesterday to update him on the Review bbc.co.uk/news/business-4899…









