Transport Scotland

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• Aidan Grisewood
• Wednesday 25 November 2015, 20:00-21:30
• William Thatcher Room, Fitzwilliam College.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact Sebastian Gibson.

Aidan is responsible for the majority of rail transport in Scotland and oversees the Scotrail and Caledonian Franchises, as well as infrastructure and investment (EGIP)

Mixed audience, from many different subject areas.

Presentation followed by a Q&A session open to the floor, a perfect chance to talk to Aidan about the Transport Scotland, or even specifically graduate opportunities in TS/Government. (You can also ask about his trains!)

About the CURC :

Founded in 1911 from the Cambridge University branch of The Railway Club, the CURC is the second oldest railway enthusiast club in Britain! The CURC tries to arrange an event in Cambridge every week during Full Term. On most Wednesdays or Fridays this involves an invited speaker giving an illustrated talk on a specific subject, and this is almost always a professional from the rail industry or preservation. We’ve had big names in the past, including senior managers from several Train Operating Companies.

We also visit railway sites termly including depots, signalling centres and industrial railways for members. Don’t miss our visit to Bombardier Rail UK on Thursday 10th March! (More visits to come, including Network Rail test train and Hitachi Newton Aycliffe)

We give you a chance to meet the top employers from across the industry and have huge success in our members going onto top Graduate employment within the railway industry…whether HS2 , Balfour Beatty, Crosscountry, Network Rail, DfT etc…

Membership for students costs £8 per year or £20 for life membership. You can pay an annual membership now and upgrade to life later – and life does mean life. We charge £2 at the door for non-members, upon your fourth entry to a talk (first three talks are free). So come and try us out for free, gain exclusive access to key railway professionals and depots and you might just want to become a member! (We won’t tell anyone you are ;) )

This talk is part of the Cambridge University Railway Club series.

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• 2016 lists
• Cambridge University Railway Club
• William Thatcher Room, Fitzwilliam College

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