Wales & Western: Wales & Borders news
MORE JOBS FOR THE GIRLS, SAYS RAIL CHIEF (Wales)
- Network Rail launches today a campaign to attract more talented women to the company
- Only 2% of the applications to Network Rail's apprenticeship scheme since its inception in 2005 are from women
- Among this small percentage of women who have led the way is Sarah Russell from Newport, Gwent in Wales
- Only 2% of the applications to Network Rail's apprenticeship scheme since its inception in 2005 are from women
- Among this small percentage of women who have led the way is Sarah Russell from Newport, Gwent in Wales
YOUTHS URGED TO FIGHT AGAINST RAILWAY CRIME IN NEWPORT
The battle to combat rail crimes in Newport, a top hotspot in south Wales, has begun.
St Joseph boxing club will be receiving a £10k funding boost from Network Rail to get more young people taking up new sporting skills and away from the temptation of misbehaving on the railway.
PASSENGERS TO GET BETTER WEEKEND AND BANK HOLIDAY RAIL SERVICE IN WALES
Network Rail and the Association of Train Operating Companies (ATOC), with support from Passenger Focus, today announced an initiative to further reduce the need for replacement buses at weekends and bank holidays.
The initiative will benefit passengers in Wales travelling via the Great Western main line and West Coast main line (connecting services).
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