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Gordon Wakeford, Managing Director, Mobility Division at Siemens UK has today welcomed the Government’s pledge to make £47.9 billion of funding available to Network Rail for Control Period 6, from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2024.

London Underground (LU) has introduced a new timetable on the Victoria line today (Monday 22 May) which means passengers will benefit from a train every 100 seconds during rush hour. This will make the Victoria line one of the most intensive metro services anywhere in the world.

The National Training Academy for Rail (NTAR), in partnership with Siemens UK, has welcomed its biggest ever cohort of apprentices, with 71 enrolling at the Academy this academic year.

Free public open day at Three Bridges Depot, Saturday 14 October 2017.

Siemens announced today that the Head of Business Development (Rolling Stock) for Rail Systems at Siemens UK, Graeme Clark, has been awarded the title of Honorary Lecturer at University College London.

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Winner of the Fleet Safety Technology Trophy and the Fleet Safety Gold award
Gold award recognizes the highest level of recognition for an organisation’s commitment to Health and Safety

Siemens, a global leader in traffic management technology, has announced major upgrades to the latest hosted application modules for Stratos, the company’s cloud-based strategic traffic management solution.

A new long-term contract to maintain traffic management equipment throughout Northern Ireland (NI) for a minimum period of four years has been awarded to Siemens by the Department for Infrastructure (DfI), NI. With traffic signal equipment at more than 1,200 sites, 950 Safer Routes to School signs, as well as a network of ANPR cameras and other Vehicle Activated Signs and rising bollards, the contract represents one of the largest of its kind placed with Siemens as the main contractor.

Siemens, a global leader in traffic management technology, has recently completed the deployment of the UK’s largest, and busiest, permanent average speed enforcement system across London using its proven and award-winning SafeZone technology.

Siemens and a consortium of eight universities and rail industry businesses today announce that they have secured £92 million to establish three linked world-class centres of railway excellence in the UK.

Siemens Rail Automation has announced the appointment of Tim O’Neill to the position of Business Development Director, with effect from 5 June 2017. Tim joins Siemens from Systra Limited, where he was most recently CEO for the company’s UK operations.