Movers and Shakers in Transport & Infrastructure – The Headlines from December 2021
In our final round up of the year, let’s take a look at the major movers and shakers in transport and infrastructure for December…
In our final round up of the year, let’s take a look at the major movers and shakers in transport and infrastructure for December…
We’re approaching an exciting time of year with Halloween, bonfire night and of course the joys of Christmas shopping during a global chip shortage.
Autumn is always a busy time for recruitment and there have seen some big changes in the transport and infrastructure sectors this month.
Summer has flown by, and we are now approaching Autumn, the kids are back to school, and before we know it Christmas will be here!
Summer is finally here, the kids have broken up from school and it seems like just about everyone is on their way to Cornwall and Devon this summer.
What an exciting few weeks it has been watching England progress their way through the Euro’s and knocking out our long-standing rivals after 55 years.
The announcement of the Williams-Shapps Plan for Rail is of course the big news in transport and infrastructure this month, in what is probably the biggest shake-up of the UK railway industry in more than 25 years. I’m sure we’ll be seeing some key appointments over the coming year or two on this.
It was certainly a rocky start to the year, however, the easing of restrictions has been a welcome change for us all, this month has greeted us with warmer weather, meeting up with loved ones, reuniting with friends in chilly pub gardens and there is a lot more to look forward to as things continue to open back up…
It’s hard to believe that it has been a year since the first lockdown was announced! It has certainly been a year of significant change, but things are certainly beginning to look up as we start to ease national restrictions and there has been some exciting shake-ups in the transport and infrastructure sectors this month.
February has certainly been a month of hope and positivity, from the ongoing success of the vaccination rollout to the government’s lockdown roadmap back to normality, and kids returning to school on March 8th, things are beginning to look up!
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