It has been revealed recently that Network Rail has decided to join forces with Great Western Railway (GWR) as well as Heathrow Express in the hope that this will enable the creation of a much better transports and logistics system in the United Kingdom. It is hoped that this joint venture will be able to facilitate the ways in which the local and regional transport services are running. With the combined collaborative services of Nina Howe of the Transport Focus watchdog, a service committed to the wellbeing of people traveling on railway services all around the country, as well as the help of Dick Fearn, it is highly hoped that the railway services will be greatly improved under their watchful eyes.

Similarly, the fact that there will be consistent collaboration between these previously independent bodies means that it is hoped that various ambitious projects to improve the railways in this country will be able to run a lot more smoothly than ever before. Indeed, Network  Rail’s consistent upgrade plans all around the country are a sign that things are getting done, yet it is clear however that there is a lot of disruption caused as a result of this that would not be the case if there was more communication and collaboration between local railway services to work together to deliver an excellent service to customers in spite of these setbacks.

Indeed, with a man of Dick Fearn’s experience in tow, who has been operating in transport and logistics services for a total of 43 years, it is no wonder that the Conservative Transport Secretary Chris Grayling is pleased with the arrangement. All in all it is hoped that the greater amount of communication between the Great Western Railway and Heathrow Express with Network Rail will smoothen the transitions and future projects to improve the railway systems all over the regions of the United Kingdom.