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Railfuture Conferences and Webinars

Railfuture now holds one major national conference each year, in late summer/early autumn (in addition to its AGM for members). We aim only to cover our costs. The conferences are competitively priced, to be within rail users' price range, and are open to everyone. Railfuture members are usually offered a chance to attend at a discounted rate. We also produce free-to-attend Webinars.

Speakers come from a variety of backgrounds. Some of the organisations who have spoken at conferences and webinars include Anglia Railways, Arriva Cross Country, Arriva Trains Wales, Association of Train Operating Companies, Cardiff International Airport, Centro, Chester-le-Track, Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry Trains, Delta Rail, East Coast, East Midlands Trains, East West Rail Consortium, Eurostar, First Capital Connect, First Great Western, First Transpennine Express, Furrer + Frey GB, Grand Central, Great British Railways Transition Team (GBRTT), Great Western Railway, Greater Anglia, Green Signals, Heathrow Southern Railway, Hitachi Rail Europe, HS2, Independent Rail Retailers, London Midland, London Overground Railway Operations, Merseytravel, MyTestTrack.com, Network Rail, Northern Rail, Northern Trains, Northern (Arriva Rail North), Nottingham Express Transit, Parry People Movers, Port Of Sunderland, Rail Delivery Group, RSSB, ScotRail Alliance, SLC Rail, Southeastern, South West Trains, Thameslink and Great Northern, Transpennine Express, TramPower, Transport for Wales Rail, Transport Salaried Staffs' Association, UK Rail Leasing, Virgin Trains, Virgin Trains East Coast, Vivarail and West Midlands Trains.

To follow Railfuture's conferences and webinars on Twitter use the hash-tag shown against the event.
Note: this hash-tag is not exclusive to Railfuture.


Future Events

Click HERE For a list of rail-related events including free-to-attend Railfuture branch meetings

2025/Peterborough - RAILFUTURE REGIONAL MINI-CONFERENCE [link]

  • Thu 15/05/2025 Mini-Conference for East Anglia, East Midlands and Lincolnshire [Why Attend?]
    • 2 days until conference
  • This is a FREE event but please register in advance (see 'Eventbrite' link below)
  • Jerry Alderson, Railfuture director and organiser of this mini-conference said: "This mini-conference will be in three parts: a) railway infrastucture improvements, b) passenger services in the future and c) celebrating Rail 200.
    "Our event is being held in Peterborough, which is where the East Anglia, East Midlands and Lincolnshire branches meet. However, it is open to everyone, not just Railfuture members.
    "Our first speaker, from Peterborough City Council, will explain how the area around Peterborough station is to be improved to make it more pleasurable, and the creation of a western entrance to reduce travel time to the station.
    "Our second speaker, from the Great Central Railway, will talk about the most exciting, ambitious and expensive infrastructure project ever undertaken by any heritage railway in Britain.
    "We then look at independent train services and retailing, considering how they will co-exist with Great British Railways, with two experienced senior members of the rail industry.
    "After a break, we finish with a 45-minute video presentation using from the British Transport Films archives to celebrate Rail 200.
    "Doors open at noon, giving a chance to talk informally to the speakers, over refreshments and a light buffet, before the presentations begin. We look forward to seeing you. Please book in advance to ensure your place."
  • Hosted by Railfuture East Anglia branch
  • Social media hashtag (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) for this event: #rfconference
  • Doors open at 12:00, when refreshments and a small buffet lunch will be available (donation of £5 will be requested). Presentations start at 13:00 and end at 16:30
  • Speakers: [Read Speaker Biographies]
    • 1speakers
    • Anthony Smith, Chair, Independent Rail Retailers Twitter Image LinkedInImage (talking about: How third-part retailers can complement Great British Railway's ticket selling)
    • Martijn Gilbert, Managing Director, Open Access, Tram & Cable (First Rail), First Group (talking about: Open-access operators in the GBR era)
    • Tom Ingall Twitter Image, TV Broadcaster who volunteers at the GCR, Great Central Railway Twitter Image Facebook Image (talking about: Major project to reunify the two halves of the Great Central Railway at Loughborough)
      • Building the 500-metre connection between the two heritage railways is the largest project ever attempted by any heritage railway
    • Lewis Banks, Transport & Environment Manager, Peterborough City Council Twitter Image Facebook Image (talking about: Peterborough station quarter redevelopment)
      • UPDATE: Government approved business case for Station Quarter on 12 May - see BBC News Report. Funding confirmation has to wait for the Comprehensive Spending Review.
    • Barry Coward, British Transport Films Archivist 1986-1996 — an amateur filmmaker and train enthusiast (presentation of a 45-minute video, using British Transport Films footage from 1949-1986, to celebarate Rail 200)
      • Barry will be touring Britain in 2025 to talk about Rail 200 - a short profile of him can be viewed on YouTube
      • Please see poster produced by Barry to advertise his British Transport Films presentation
    • Unfortunately, Stef Foster of Green Signals is no longer able to attend, because of another engagement; our replacement speaker is BBC Broadcaster, Tom Ingall, see above. Ingrid Hooley has been replaced by Lewis Banks, but the presentation will be the same
  • Venue: Peterborough Museum & Art Gallery Twitter Image
  • venue
    • Room: Howe Room — This is on the ground floor with a white door on the left after the picture of the Mona Lisa on the wall (not the original!)
    • Priestgate, Peterborough
    • Postcode: PE1 1LF
    • Phone: (01733) 8646630
    • Email: museum at peterboroughlimited.co.uk
    • Venue location 'vest.spaces.posed' on map using 'what3words': https://what3words.com/vest.spaces.posed
    • Route: The Museum is a gentle 10-minute walk from the station. Before the multi-storey car park, turn right, and take the short underpass and exit on the left (Crescent Bridge Subway East), into Priestgate, go past the tattoist's, walk to the end of and turn left. The museum will be on your right
    • Additional info: Are you a Doctor Who fan? The Museum is hosting 'Adventures in Time & Space - Exhibition' which opens at 10.00 costing £5 for adults. Why not visit it before the conference?
  • Read an [Article] about the conference
  • Enquiries about the conference: please email conferences at railfuture.org.uk.
  • Places for this conference are still available. Please book by Wed 14/05/2025
  • Click Eventbrite Icon to book your place using Eventbrite Icon

2025/Newcastle (AGM) [link]

  • Sat 05/07/2025 20th Railfuture Ltd AGM
    • 53 days until AGM
  • Hosted by Railfuture North East branch
  • Social media hashtag (Twitter, Facebook, Instagram) for this event: #rfconference
  • Registration from 10:00 with refreshments from 10:30. AGM starts at 11:00. Afternoon session with guest speakers from 13:30 (open to all). Close at 15:30
  • Speakers:
    • Simon Walton, Journalist and the Head of News and Digital Content at news titles in the northeast (talking about: Railfreight in the North)
    • Jason Wade, Director North East, Northern Trains Twitter Image Facebook Image (talking about: logistics behind the reopening of the Northumberland line from lthe operator's view point)
    • Dennis Fancett, Chair, South East Northumberland Rail User Group Facebook Image (talking about: campaign to reopen the Northumberland Line)
    • The above is the full list of speakers in the afternoon (the morning will be the business part of the AGM)
  • Venue: Great North Museum: Hancock [map] Twitter Image Facebook Image
    • Room: Exhibition Hall 2
    • Newcastle upon Tyne
    • Postcode: NE2 4PT
    • Phone: (0191) 208 6765
    • Email: info at greatnorthmuseum.org.uk
    • The museum is free to enter, but the exhibitons are only open from 10:00 to 16:00 on a Saturday
    • Venue location 'return.juror.lobby' on map using 'what3words': https://what3words.com/return.juror.lobby
    • Route: The museum venue is an eight-minute walk from the Haymarket Metro station (via Northumberland Street, Barras Bridge and Claremont Road) ir a 25-minute walk from Newcastle station (via Grainger Street, Blackett Street, Brunswick Street and the Northumberland Street, with the same route from Haymarket Metro). See '[map]' link above for other transport information
  • Enquiries about the AGM: please email conferences at railfuture.org.uk.
  • The AGM is open to all current members or their proxy - there is no fee to attend.
    • All paperwork was completed on Thu 27/02/2025. It is now too late to include anything for the AGM in the standard mailing with Railwatch.
    • Proxy voting and registering your attendance is now open (click HERE to do so online) and paper forms must be received by the Membership Renewals officer, Lloyd Butler (see details on AGM notice) by Thu 03/07/2025
    • Motions must be received by the Railfuture Ltd Chair, Chris Page (see details on AGM notice) by Sat 21/06/2025
    • Information about how Railfuture is run, including a copy of the Articles of Association, can be found at Railfuture+organisation.
  • Refreshments are complimentary. Lunch, if required, must be purchased in advance (by Mon 16/06/2025) [book].
    • The venue does not allow people to eat their own food on the premises.
  • Lunch Prices for Newcastle AGM: [book]
    • £14.00 - Standard Lunch


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Organisations that have spoken at Railfuture national events

Abbotsford House - home of Sir Walter Scott Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2016/Scottish Borders: Giles Ingram

Anglia Railways:

  • 2000/London: Jonathan Denby

Arriva Cross Country Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2012/Birmingham: Richard Gibson

Arriva Trains Wales (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2010/Wrexham: Ben Jones
  • 2005/Barry: Malcolm Howitt

Association of Community Rail Partnerships (3 events) Facebook Image:

  • 2009/Corby: Brian Barnsley
  • 2005/Manchester: Neil Buxton
  • 2003/London: Paul Salveson

Association of Train Operating Companies (4 events):

  • 2010/London: David Smith
  • 2008/London: Chris Austin
  • 2008/Coventry: Jim Morgan
  • 1998/London: James Gordon

Bedford Commuters Association:

  • 2007/Ely: Andy Long

Bedwyn Trains Passenger Group:

  • 2013/Taunton: Steve Smith

Birmingham City Council:

  • 2012/Worcester: Cllr Timothy Huxtable

Broxtowe Borough Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2015/Newark: Steve Barber

Cambridge Cycling Campaign Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2014/Cambridge: Jim Chisholm

Cambridgeshire County Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Campaign for Better Transport (3 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2016/Birmingham: Stephen Joseph
  • 2011/Bletchley: Stephen Joseph
  • 2011/Brighton: Alexandra Woodsworth

Campaign for Borders Rail Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Cardiff International Airport Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2005/Barry: Steve Hodgetts

Cardiff University Twitter Image Facebook Image:

CAST.IRON:

  • 2005/Peterborough: Tim Phillips

Centro Twitter Image:

Chester to Shrewsbury Rail Partnership:

  • 2004/Birmingham: Sheila Dee

Chester-le-Track:

Chiltern Railways (4 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2013/Oxford: Stephen Barker
  • 2012/Birmingham: Richard Harper
  • 2004/Birmingham: Alan Dare
  • 2001/London: Adrian Shooter

Community Rail Lancashire Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Community Rail Network Twitter Image:

  • 2023/Leeds: [Conference Chair:]Brian Barnsley

Conservative Party Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2006/Reading: Stephen Hammond MP

Corby Borough Council Twitter Image:

  • 2009/Corby: Cllr Mark Pengelly

Corus:

  • 2007/Glasgow: Howard Pack

Cotswold Line Promotion Group:

  • 2007/Ely: Derek Potter

CrossCountry Trains Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Delta Rail Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Department for Transport:

  • 2014/London: Trevor Birch

Derbyshire County Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Don Valley Railway Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2014/Sheffield: Chris Bell

East Coast Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2014/London: Karen Boswell

East Lancashire Railway Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Andy Coward

East Midlands Trains (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image Wikipedia Image:

  • 2017/Leicester: Jake Kelly
  • 2009/Corby: Tim Shoveller

East Suffolk Travellers Association:

  • 2011/Manchester: Trevor Garrod

East West Rail Consortium (2 events) Twitter Image:

Edinburgh City Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2024/Edinburgh: Professor Scott Arthur

Embsay and Bolton Abbey Railway:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Stephen Walker

E-Rail:

Esk Valley Railway Development Company:

  • 2019/Darlington: Alan Williams

European Passengers' Federation:

  • 2012/Stirling: Trevor Garrod

Eurostar Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2008/London: Simon Montague

Family Friendly Trains Twitter Image:

  • 2023/Leeds: Nick Flynn,Abby Taylor

Fen Line Users' Association:

  • 2007/Ely: Robert Stripe

FirstBus Facebook Image:

  • 2015/Bristol: James Freeman

First Capital Connect Twitter Image:

  • 2014/Cambridge: David Statham

First Great Western (3 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2010/Taunton: John Bird
  • 2007/Ely: Bob Breakwell
  • 2006/Swindon: Glenda Lamont

First Transpennine Express Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2009/Leeds: David Mallender

Friends of the Settle-Carlisle Line Twitter Image:

Friends of Suburban Bristol Railways Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Friends of the West Highland Lines (2 events) Facebook Image:

  • 2018/Edinburgh: Fraser McDonald and Norman McNab
  • 2011/Manchester: Peter Tomlinson

Furrer + Frey GB Twitter Image:

Grand Central (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Tom Clift
  • 2006/Stoke: Ian Yeowart

Great British Railways Transition Team (GBRTT) (2 events) LinkedInImage:

Great Central Railway (3 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2025/Peterborough: Tom Ingall
  • 2017/Leicester: Tom Ingall
  • 2015/Newark: Tom Ingall

Great Western Railway (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Greater Anglia Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Greengauge 21 Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Green Party (3 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2018/Edinburgh: John Finnie MSP
  • 2008/London: Caroline Lucas
  • 2001/London: Jennie Jones

Halifax and District Rail Action Group Facebook Image:

  • 2018/Carlisle: Stephen Waring

Hampshire County Council:

  • 2008/Salisbury: Peter Murnaghan

Heathrow Southern Railway Twitter Image:

Hertfordshire County Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2010/London: Trevor Mason

Hitachi Rail Europe (2 events) Twitter Image:

HS2 (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2015/Blackpool: Stephen McFarlane
  • 2011/Bletchley: Prof. Andrew McNaughton

Independent Rail Retailers Twitter Image LinkedInImage:

Intermodality:

  • 2010/Taunton: Nick Gallop

Kilbride Group:

  • 2013/Taunton: John Chapman

Lancashire County Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2011/Manchester: Richard Watts

Labour Party (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2014/Sheffield: Mary Creagh MP
  • 2011/Manchester: Lilian Greenwood MP

Leicestershire County Council Twitter Image:

Levenmouth Rail Campaign Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2016/Scottish Borders: Dr Allen Armstrong

Liberal Democrats Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2008/London: Norman Baker MP

London Midland Twitter Image Facebook Image:

London Overground Railway Operations:

  • 2010/London: Darren Hockaday

Merseytravel:

  • 2001/Liverpool: Neil Scales

Midlands Connect (2 events) Twitter Image:

MyTestTrack.com:

  • 2006/Stoke: George Watson

Network Rail (10 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership Twitter Image:

New Somerset and Dorset Railway Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2013/Taunton: Dean Cockwell

Nexus:

Newark and Sherwood District Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2015/Newark: Roger Blaney

Northern Rail Facebook Image Wikipedia Image:

  • 2011/Manchester: Barry Graham

Northern Trains Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Northern (Arriva Rail North) Twitter Image Facebook Image Wikipedia Image:

North West Leicestershire District Council Twitter Image:

North Yorkshire County Council Twitter Image:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Richard Owens and Andrew Eason

North Yorkshire Moors Railway:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Phil Bustard

Nottingham Express Transit:

  • 2002/Nottingham: Colin Lee

Nottinghamshire County Council (3 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2010/London: Jim Bamford
  • 2009/Corby: Jim Bamford
  • 2002/Derby: Jonathan Hall

North Cheshire Rail Users Group:

  • 2011/Manchester: Cedric Green and Janet Briggs

Oxfordshire County Council (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Parry People Movers (2 events):

  • 2015/Bristol: John Parry
  • 2006/Stoke: Caspar Lucas

Passenger Focus Twitter Image:

  • 2014/London: Sharon Hedges

Passenger Transport Networks:

  • 2011/Bletchley: Jonathan Tyler

Peterborough City Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Portishead Railway Group Facebook Image:

Port Of Sunderland Twitter Image:

Rail Delivery Group Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Rail Freight Group (4 events) Twitter Image:

  • 2023/Leeds: Phil Smart
  • 2016/Birmingham: Lord Berkeley
  • 2013/Oxford: Lord Berkeley
  • 2008/London: Lord Berkeley

RAIL Magazine Twitter Image:

Rail North Twitter Image:

Railfuture (11 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2023/Leeds: Stewart Palmer
  • 2022/Webinar: Stewart Palmer, Ian Brown CBE
  • 2018/Carlisle: Stewart Palmer, Stewart Palmer
  • 2015/Bristol: Peter Wakefield, Gerard Duddridge
  • 2012/Stirling: Ken Sutherland
  • 2011/Bletchley: Graham Nalty
  • 2010/Taunton: George Boyle
  • 2009/Corby: Colin Elliff
  • 2008/Salisbury: Bruce Williamson
  • 2006/Stoke: Graham Nalty
  • 2003/Birmingham: Graham Nalty and Norman Bradbury

Railway Mission Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Reading Borough Council (2 events) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

RSSB Twitter Image Facebook Image:

ScotRail Alliance Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Scottish Borders Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2016/Scottish Borders: Cllr David Parker

Scottish Mining Museum Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2016/Scottish Borders: Representative

Severnside Community Rail Partnership:

  • 2010/Taunton: Keith Walton

Silvertip Design:

  • 2006/Stoke: Carl Henderson

Skipton East Lancs Railway Action Partnership:

  • 2007/Ely: Andy Shackleton

SLC Rail Twitter Image:

Southeastern Twitter Image Facebook Image:

South East Northumberland Rail User Group (2 events) Facebook Image:

South West Trains Twitter Image:

St Andrews Railway Campaign Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Steer Davies Gleave Twitter Image:

  • 1996/Bicester: Jim Steer

Sussex Community Rail Partnership:

  • 2011/Brighton: Sam Bryant

Tarka Rail Association:

Thameslink and Great Northern Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2017/Peterborough: Phil Hutchinson

Transpennine Express Twitter Image Facebook Image:

TramPower:

TRANSform Scotland Twitter Image:

  • 2007/Glasgow: Paul Tetlaw

Transport Focus (2 events) Twitter Image:

Transport for London:

Transport for London (Crossrail) Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Transport for Wales Rail Twitter Image Facebook Image:

Transport Salaried Staffs' Association Twitter Image Facebook Image:

TravelWatch East Midlands:

  • 2009/Corby: Steve Abbott

UK Rail Leasing:

University of Leeds:

Vale of Glamorgan Council Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2005/Barry: Cllr Michael Harvey, Emma Harvey

Virgin Trains Twitter Image Facebook Image:

  • 2002/London: Chris Green

Virgin Trains East Coast:

  • 2015/Newark: David Horne

Vivarail:

Welsh Assembly Government:

  • 2010/Wrexham: Tim James

Welsh Highland Railway:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Tony Smare

Wensleydale Railway (2 events) Twitter Image:

  • 2009/Northallerton: Ruth Annison
  • 2006/Stoke: Ruth Annison

West of England Local Enterprise Partnership Twitter Image:

  • 2015/Bristol: James White

West Midlands Rail Executive (2 events) Twitter Image:

West Midlands Trains Wikipedia Image:

Other organisations are: ASLEF, Adtranz, Borders Rail Campaign, British Rail, British Rail Engineering Ltd, Calderdale Council, Central Rail Users' Consultative Committee, Devon and Cornwall Rail Partnership, East London Line Group, First Great Eastern, First Group, Former BR Operations Manager now transport advisor to Newark Business Club, Great Western Trains, HMRI, Halcrow Transmark, Huddersfield Penistone Sheffield Rail Users Association, Imperial College, London, Leeds-Lancaster-Morecambe Community Rail Partnership (LLMCRP), London Lines, MP for Milton Keynes South, Parliamentary Transport Select Committee member, Melksham rail campaign, NUR, National Assembly, North West Public Transport Users' Forum, North West Rail Campaign, Piggyback Consortium, RDS, Rail Passenger Council, Rail Passengers Council, Railfuture (and former Managing Director of TfL London Rail), Railfuture Devon and Cornwall, Railfuture Directors, Railfuture President, Railfuture Scotland, Railtrack, Railtrack Property, Railway Forum, Railway Gazette International, Redland Aggregates, SRA, Save Our Sleeper, Shadow SRA, South East England Regional Assembly, South West Public Transport Users' Forum, Stagecoach Rail, Strathclyde Partnership for Transport, TUCC, Taith, Tees Valley Combined Authority, TfL London Rail, Tramlink, Trans Wilts, Transport 2000, Transport Wales, TravelWatch SouthWest, Tyne and Wear Passenger Transport Executive, University of Birmingham, WAGN, Wales Transport Research Centre, Wales and West Railway, Welcome to Yorkshire, Wensleydale Rail Association and West Midlands Combined Authority


Past events for each year

Up to three national events are held each year. Click on the location to see the details.

2024 Edinburgh (AGM)
2023 Leeds London (AGM)
2022 Webinar Bristol (AGM)
2021 Birmingham (AGM)
2020 Birmingham (AGM) Webinar
2019 Cardiff (AGM) Darlington Bristol
2018 Edinburgh (AGM) Carlisle Reading
2017 Peterborough (AGM) Leeds Leicester
2016 Milton Keynes (AGM) Scottish Borders Birmingham
2015 Blackpool (AGM) Newark Bristol
2014 Sheffield (AGM) Cambridge London
2013 Durham (AGM) Taunton Oxford
2012 Worcester (AGM) Stirling Birmingham
2011 Brighton (AGM) Bletchley Manchester
2010 Wrexham (AGM) Taunton London
2009 Leeds (AGM) Northallerton Corby
2008 Coventry (AGM) Salisbury London
2007 Preston (AGM) Glasgow Ely
2006 Swindon (AGM) Stoke Reading
2005 Peterborough (AGM) Barry Manchester
2004 Newcastle (AGM) Birmingham
2003 Birmingham Cardiff (AGM) London
2002 Nottingham (AGM) Derby London
2001 Liverpool (AGM) Poole London
2000 Croydon (AGM) London
1999 York (AGM) Walsall Colchester London
1998 Shrewsbury (AGM) Cambridge London
1997 Norwich (AGM) Halifax London
1996 Mansfield (AGM) Bicester London
1995 Exeter (AGM) Bathgate London
1994 Lincoln (AGM) Clitheroe London
1993 Ashford (AGM) Maesteg London
1992 Nottingham Birmingham (AGM) London
1991 Edinburgh (AGM) Birmingham
1990 Manchester (AGM) London
1989 Southampton (AGM) London
1988 Leicester (AGM) London
1987 Newcastle (AGM) London
1986 Cardiff (AGM) London
1985 Wakefield (AGM) London
1984 Ely (AGM) London
1983 Crewe (AGM) London
1982 London Reading (AGM)
1981 Sheffield (AGM) London
1980 London Bristol (AGM) Derby Peterborough
1979 Peterborough (AGM)

 

There are 12 events above where we do not know the date it was held. Can you help us fill in the dates? Email: info at railfuture.org.uk

The events without dates are: 2001/Poole, 1995/London, 1994/Clitheroe, 1994/Lincoln, 1993/Maesteg, 1990/Manchester, 1989/London, 1988/Leicester, 1985/London, 1983/London, 1983/Crewe, 1981/London.


Click HERE to see a full list of past events. Looking for something else? Check the LIBRARY