Chartered Institution of Highways and Transportation
The natural home for all people working in highways & transportation infrastructure.
- Date
- 17 February 2022
- Time
This event has now ended
Overview
Members of the North Wales team from Transport for Wales will present on the plans for North Wales highlighting the North Wales Metro programme which is developing solutions for integrated public transport.
Ruth Wojtan – Strategic Development Programme Manager (North Wales Metro): North Wales Metro: the programme vision, structure, and key development work.
Alex Fortune – Rail Project Sponsor: North Wales Rail Programme overview.
Victor Turner – Senior Project Manager: Borderlands line (Wrexham to Liverpool); North Wales Mainline.
Caroline Thomas – Senior Project Manager: Wrexham case study.
Supported by
Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport
The chartered body for professionals involved in the movement of goods and people and their associated supply chains.
Speakers
Alex Fortune
Transport for Wales
Project Sponsor
Read more
Alex Fortune
Alex Fortune has over twenty years of experience in railway planning for both public and private sectors. He has been part of Transport for Wales for the past three years, with a focus on delivering the aspired rail improvements for North Wales Metro and ensuring there’s agreement across all Stakeholder partners on our asks and priorities to ensure these schemes help deliver their wider economic benefits.
Vic Turner
Chartered Engineer
Read more
Vic Turner
Caroline Thomas
Senior Project Manager
Read more
Caroline Thomas
More like this
- Type
- Webinar
Road safety in Uganda: status, challenges, and audit practices
Uganda records among the highest road fatality rates in Sub-Saharan Africa. The presentation will examine the current road safety landscape, audit methodologies, and practical interventions for safer roads.
- Type
- Networking
A very Scilly problem: using biomimicry to inform climate resilient infrastructure
Whilst engineers struggle to adapt infrastructure for a changing climate, nature is already surviving and thriving in these conditions. Using a biomimicry approach, this presentation explores how organisms on the Isles of Scilly could inform climate resilience in the UK.
- Type
- Webinar
Climate change and urban flooding: why we fail to manage water in the built environment
Explore the growing challenges of water management, including urban flooding, declining public trust and climate pressures. Learn about the barriers to implementation and discover why we need more industry-wide reflection on effective, scalable solutions.