Rail Alliance Recent new members of the Rail Alliance as at end October 2013


UK Tram:speaks as a single voice for the tram, light rail, metro, ultra light rail, heritage tramways and other guided systems in the UK, Ireland and the Isle of Man. It is the owner and maintainer of UK tramway standards and guidance, working with both operators and regulatory authorities. It takes the lead in developing industry innovation and sharing best practice within the sector working with both light and heavy rail partners. It works within the UITP to ensure that UK operators are aware of innovations and changes in Europe, enhanced by its membership of the German VDV organisation with which it shares information. Visit www.uktram.co.uk Charcroft Electronics:a specialist CECC/BS approved distributor of AC/DC power supplies, DC/DC converters, passive, interconnect and


questions asked by our members in one no-nonsense presentation, closely followed by Neil Bates of Creactive Design whose incisive review of how to succeed in the process of new product development provided food for thought. Being a primary sponsor of RVE 2013,


Rail Alliance had substantial stand space which was used to great benefit by many of our attending members. The events drew an exceptional footfall giving our members a great opportunity to gain


electromechanical components. It is also a CECC approved manufacturer of commercial and CECC released passive components. Visit www.charcroft.com Rainford Solutions:manufacturer of bespoke and standard electronic equipment enclosures, cabinets, 19” racks and cable management systems. Has 30 years of engineering expertise and investment in manufacturing methods and equipment. Visit www.rainfordgroup.com tusp:project delivery organisation with the skills and experience to run your entire project as a managed service or supply specialist resources such as project directors, project engineers, P6 planners, project managers, risk managers, environmetal managers, commercial managers and project control to name a few. Visit www.tusp.co.uk


exposure. RVE 2013 was filled with exhibitors at


the cutting-edge of technology globally. These showcased real-time passenger counting, cab and saloon cooling, passenger information equipment, LED lighting, entertainment and advertising, interior and product designers, energy saving solutions such as hydrogen generators and driver advisory equipment to mention just a few. All of the exhibitors registered a


significant level of interest as the industry begins a clear upturn due to the need to meet new requirements, the increasing demands of passenger growth and in the common objective of improving the rail travelling experience. Rail Alliance and Onxyrail are certain


to co-operate and build on the success of RVE2013 at RVE2014 which promises to be bigger, broader and better and, with most of the exhibitors already re-booked, it looks set to deliver that promise. •


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