Northern’s managing director wants more women to join the railway industry
Tricia Williams, managing director of train operator Northern, has said she is committed to “opening doors” for women in the rail industry.
Tag: International Women’s Day
Train operator introduces new apprenticeship courses to train women for leadership
Govia Thameslink Railway has introduced new apprenticeship courses for female employees who wish to progress into leadership with the company.
Talyllyn Railway make history on International Women’s Day
Sarah and Ffion become the first mother & daughter footplate crew to drive and fire a steam train in preservation.
Transport for London marks International Womens Day
On International Women's Day, Transport for London has organised a series of events to encourage more women to work in the transport sector, especiall…
Train operator recruits female drivers through career returning scheme
Ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has announced that it has recruited five new female train drivers.
International Women’s Day marked in Birmingham with tram naming
To coincide with International Women’s Day a West Midlands tram was named Theresa Stewart who was Birmingham City Council’s first woman leader.
Hull Trains takes part in #EmbraceEquity for International Women’s Day
As part of International Women’s Day, female Hull Trains's staff have been taking part in an #EmbraceEquity pose to help promote a diverse workforce…
International Women’s Day: Flying Scotsman to be crewed by all-female crew in East Lancashire
To celebrate today being International Women’s Day, the Flying Scotsman is being crewed by an all-female team on the East Lancashire Railway.
TransPennine Express celebrates women in the rail industry
TransPennine Express is marking International Women’s Day by highlighting some of its women staff and encouraging others to join the rail industry.
London North Eastern Railway shows rising popularity of jobs for women
Research by London North Eastern Railway shows a resurgence in traditional roles for women, such as a doctor, lawyer, and train driver.