WWW.RAILPRO.CO.UK ISSUE 190 • MARCH 2013


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Passenger satisfaction figures published; LOROL concession extended; 2014 Commonwealth Games’ stations transformed; new station for Conon Bridge; Chancellor visits Wilmslow; Clean Power for Transport package disappoints; iRail inspires engineers of the future; communities to have a say in future transport schemes


People


Peter Austin; Peter Cushing; Marian Lauder; Bob Linnard; Isabel Liu; Paul Rowen; Paul Salveson; Stuart Burgess; Ian Bullock; Chris Hardy; Geoff Lusher; Steve Jasper; Kevin Thomas


Network Rail column


Most contractors would raise their eyebrows if you suggested moving millions of passengers around their building sites, but that is what Network Rail and its partners must do


In the passenger seat


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It’s time for passengers to have a greater say in what is being bought on their behalf says Anthony Smith


Rail Professional interview


If anyone knows about station refurbishment it’s LOROL, the company that has transformed the London Overground. Lorna Slade tracked the journey


Laying down the law


In an industry where shift patterns are the norm, the law relating to Working time legislation is often misunderstood says Claudia Gerrard


Delivering the goods


Chris MacRae believes Network Rail’s decision not to move forward with a land sale transfer from DB Schenker represents a lost opportunity for the rail freight industry


18 Member of strong groups Real-Time Page 4 March 2013 Passenger Information Systems


Danish Railway Group a team of strong Danish suppliers to the rail industry.


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