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Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail: fare reform

Inquiry

The Committee conducted a short inquiry on the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail paper focussing on rail fare reform. The inquiry examined the Government’s proposals for fare reforms and how the new system may benefit consumers.

The Committee published its findings in a long letter to the Minister on 5 November 2021. The Government's response was received on 13 December 2021.

Read the Committee's correspondence on the inquiry.

Upcoming events

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Past events

Wednesday 15 September 2021
3:00pm Public
Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail: fare reform - Oral evidence 15 September 2021
3:00pm
  • Chris Heaton-Harris (Minister of State at Department for Transport)
4:00pm
  • Keith Williams (Chair at Williams Rail Review)
Room 3, Palace of Westminster
Tuesday 7 September 2021
9:30am Public
Oral evidence session 7 September 2021
Meeting the UK’s housing demand - Oral evidence
9:30am
  • Ms Charlotte Bonner (National Head of Education for Sustainable Development at Education and Training Foundation)
  • Mark Enzer (Head of the Centre for Digital Built Britain’s National Twin Programme and Chief Technical Officer at Mott MacDonald)
  • Stephen Radley (Director of Policy and Strategic Planning at Construction Industry Training Board)
Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail: fare reform - Oral evidence
11:00am
  • Anthony Smith (Chief Executive Officer at Transport Focus)
  • Shashi Verma (Director of Strategy and Chief Technology Officer at Transport for London)
  • Ian Chaplin (Senior Adviser at Omio)
Virtual meeting
Tuesday 13 July 2021
9:30am Public
Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail: fare reform - Oral evidence 13 July 2021
9:30am
  • Barry Doe (Fares Consultant at Rail Magazine)
  • Neil Middleton (Fares Specialist at Railfuture)
  • Mark Smith (Fares Specialist at Man in Seat 61)
Virtual meeting

Contact us

  • Email: builtenvironment@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 3616 (committee staff) | 020 7219 6640 (Press Officer)
  • Address: Built Environment Committee, House of Lords, London SW1A 0PW