Health and wellbeing - Page 3

PHILIP HAIGH reports on the ways to identify risks in advance and prevent ‘unintended consequences’

For the ninth consecutive year, no passenger has died as a result of a rail accident in the UK. TOM INGALL reports

After years of neglecting accessibility requirements,TOCs must now turn their attention to helping passengers experiencing episodic mental health disorders

In March 1996, a postal worker lost his life and 19 colleagues were injured when a freight train partially derailed at Rickerscote. PAUL STEPHEN looks back

PAUL STEPHEN visits the British Transport Police offices at Cambridge, to discover what life is like policing Britain’s railways

NIGEL HARRIS presents an extract from the ORR’s recent health and safety report to make the case for continued emphasis on safety

RAIL meets the frontline staff tasked with maintaining order while the station undergoes its latest transformation as part of the Thameslink project

ORR's IAN PROSSER talks exclusively to NIGEL HARRIS about the UK railway’s recent excellent safety record, and how that must be maintained and improved

The ORR’s SHARON MAWHOOD tells STEFANIE BROWNE how their Better Health programme is being developed and implemented across the industry

The Platform Train Interface is where rail passengers are most at risk of suffering injuries. RSSB's HELEN COSTELLO discusses plans for reducing that risk