Webinar programme support
Sector: Rail • Location: United Kingdom
Source: GOV.UK
Background: With the introduction of the Rail Reform Bill into Parliament and the likely creation of a new Passenger Watchdog, it is an important time for the rail industry and wider public transport sectors to look forward and consider how these reforms can best benefit the travelling public. ...
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- Rail, Mass Transit
- Location
- United Kingdom
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- 3 Nov 2026
- Source
- GOV.UK
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Description | Background: With the introduction of the Rail Reform Bill into Parliament and the likely creation of a new Passenger Watchdog, it is an important time for the rail industry and wider public transport sectors to look forward and consider how these reforms can best benefit the travelling public. ... |
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Sector | Rail, Mass Transit |
Article published date | 2025-12-13 |
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