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Rail 2020

Inquiry

This inquiry took account of, but was not limited to, the report by Sir Roy McNulty on improving efficiency in the rail industry and the Government’s proposals for reform, fares and decentralisation published on 8 March 2012.

Further information:

The Secretary of State for Transport also gave oral evidence on the West Coast Mainline Franchise during a session on the work of the Department for Transport:

Oral evidence: Work of the Department for Transport

Work news

MPs to publish Rail 2020 report

18 December 2012

Sam Laidlaw and Ed Smith evidence session re-scheduled

3 December 2012

Sam Laidlaw and Ed Smith evidence session rescheduled

26 November 2012

Transport Committee hold fifth evidence session for Rail 2020 inquiry

12 November 2012

Cancelled West Coast Main Line franchise competition scrutinised

31 October 2012

Secretary of State questioned on West Coast Main Line franchise

MPs take evidence on west coast mainline rail franchise

10 September 2012

Rail freight, franchising and reactions to the HLOS explored

4 September 2012

Rail fares and branch line services explored

Transport Committee second evidence session for Rail 2020 inquiry

Transport Committee holds first evidence session for Rail 2020 inquiry

Contact us

Please note: The Transport Committee examines policy issues relating to the Department for Transport and its associated bodies. It is unable to investigate, or adjudicate on, individual cases.

Email: transcom@parliament.uk
Phone: 020 7219 2226/ Text relay: 18001 020 2226 (general enquiries) | 020 7219 8895 (media enquiries)
Address: Transport Committee, House of Commons, London, SW1A 0AA/ Twitter: @TransportCttee