EXCELLENCE IN RAILWAY OPERATING TOOK CENTRE STAGE AT THE GOLDEN WHISTLES AWARDS ON 24 JANUARY
On time arrivals (Long Distance): the Gold Whistle went to Great Western Railway. GWR’s Varun Mather (second from right) holds the trophy, presented by Alex Hynes, MD, Scotland’s Railway (left).
On time arrivals (Long Distance): the Silver Whistle went to Greater Anglia. Keith Palmer (centre) and colleagues receive the trophy from prize presenter Alex Hynes (second left).
On time arrivals (London and South East): the Gold Whistle went to c2c. Chris Addy (second from right) holds the trophy, presented by Chris Barnes, CEO of Golden Whistles awards sponsor Tracsis (left).
On time arrivals (London and South East): Greater Anglia won the Silver Whistle. GA’s Marc Ware holds the Whistle, presented by Chris Barnes (far left).
On time arrivals (regional): the Gold award went to Merseyrail. The operator’s Performance Delivery Manager Dave Stamper holds the trophy, presented by IRO CEO Fiona Tordoff (second from right).
On time arrivals (regional): the Silver award was won by GWR. Varun Mather holds the Whistle, presented by Fiona Tordoff (left).
Freight performance: Direct Rail Services was the winner of the Gold Whistle…