In Partnership for Britain’s Prosperity
In 2017, the rail industry launched ‘In Partnership for Britain’s Prosperity’ its long-term plan to change and improve. The plan was underpinned by four commitments to secure a stronger economy, better customer journeys, boost local communities and deliver more rewarding jobs on the railway.
While we continue to work hard to deliver big improvements today, we also recognise that the system is under strain, and last summer’s ambitious but ultimately disruptive timetable change is an example.
That’s why we want to go further, we submitted our proposals to the ongoing Williams review in early 2019, we are calling for bigger, once-in-a-generation change to unlock greater improvement for the future.
Our four commitments to
change and improve
See how we are are changing and improving today across the Britain
The main benefit for us passengers is that we get investment from both the public and the private sector in trains and track, making services more reliable for passengers.
Anthony Smith
Chief executive, Transport Focus
What ‘In Partnership for Britain’s Prosperity’
committed to deliver for Britain:
A strong railway links to a strong economy, which is why Britain cannot afford to go back to the days of rail deficits acting as a lag on public funds. That’s why “in partnership for Britain’s prosperity” includes our commitment to keep operations costs in the black in line with government expectations.
Paul Plummer
CEO, Rail Delivery Group
What big changes do you want?
Rail companies are calling for big changes but what matters to you?
