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Rail Professional spoke to David Statham, new MD of First Capital Connect about his first few weeks in the role, and his plans for the future
Reading the signals
Concerns about the new ROC’s are already being aired regarding the huge areas they will control
The role of the signal engineer
The Institution of Railway Signal Engineers’ Colin Porter looks at the varying demands on today’s signallers
Signalling heritage recognised
Some of England’s rarest and best preserved signal boxes have been given Grade II listed status thanks to a Network Rail and English Heritage project
Keep on moving
Neil Micklethwaite describes how East Midlands Trains helped keep passengers on the move during the £100 million Nottingham re-signalling project
Thoroughly modern
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Modernisation of both mainline and metro signalling systems will help to future-proof railways of tomorrow says Andrew Hunter
On track with on-rail competition
Tony Lodge discusses the Centre for Policy Studies’ response to the ORR’s Periodic Review 2013 on-rail competition consultation
Rail uninterrupted
John Langley-David explains the importance of embracing new innovations such as Automatic Supply Restoration systems
Business news
Open Technology; Burnham Signs; Contactum; Konecranes; Hylec-APL; Schindler; Safetrak
Business profiles
AbsTracked; Haze Batteries; Traka; Semvac; Jon Norton Associates; Dragados; A Flury; R T Training Solutions; TClarke; Polypipe; Keltbray; Chela; Rail Alliance; Bam Ritchies; IOSH; Sonic; URS; Mission Room; Danish Rail Group
People 135
Mark Carne; David Foster; David Lowrie; David Johnson; Richard Rowland; Peter Woodward; Chris Fenton
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