A group set up for our Scottish CRP members to discuss all things Community Rail.

News and information about finding new uses or opportunities for an existing station.

The train arriving at the railway station is one component of the overall journey from A to B. To continue from the station the bus frequently has a vital role to play - it may be a dedicated rail-link bus or just a bus that passes by the end of the...  moreThe train arriving at the railway station is one component of the overall journey from A to B. To continue from the station the bus frequently has a vital role to play - it may be a dedicated rail-link bus or just a bus that passes by the end of the road. Both such are often sadly lacking in rural areas though. So let's share and promote good examples of where the bus meets the train . . .  

A sister group to Women in Rail – Women in Community Rail.
Women in Community Rail hopes to:
-Share good practice across the rail industry, for example the gender balance within the community rail is much better balanced compared to other...  moreA sister group to Women in Rail – Women in Community Rail.
Women in Community Rail hopes to:
-Share good practice across the rail industry, for example the gender balance within the community rail is much better balanced compared to other sectors.
-Actively promote equality & diversity generally
-Populate a web page containing a discussion forum function, create a LinkedIn page, a Facebook page and Twitter feed
-Informal mentoring
-Career talks – encouraging younger females into Community Rail roles as well as young people generally, particularly those who choose a different career path than an apprenticeship
-other ideas welcome

Please get in touch if you are interested in Women in Community Rail – we are particularly looking for people interested in being on the steering group and leading areas of interest and activities in the group.  less

A group for community rail people who like custard! Only join if you can't manage without custard on your pudding!

A group for those Community Rail Officers in the North East of England where the Northern Hub is seen as a little too far south!. Seeking and promoting improvements to services in the North East supporting a North East Hub with appropriate publicity and marketing

A group where partners from the EU Citizens' Rail project (www.citizensrail.org) can keep in touch following the end of the project in autumn 2015.