Wales & Western 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
MORE JOBS FOR THE GIRLS, SAYS RAIL CHIEF (South West of England)
- 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 Natalie Taylor from Swindon
CONTRACT AWARD ROUNDS OFF GOOD YEAR FOR NETWORK RAIL’S READING RAILWAY UPGRADE
Network Rail awarded the latest contract for its redevelopment of the railway at Reading this week, capping a successful year that has seen substantial progress on the scheme. The contract, awarded to Jacobs Engineering, is for the design of a new train depot on railway land to the north west of the station.
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