Rail Investment in the East Midlands

Spencer Gibbens, Route Enhancements Manager

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East Midlands Trains Performance

• Improvement of over 10% in PPM since 2005/06

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Ongoing investment – Nottingham Hub

£47m partnership

Nottingham Re-signalling / Lines Speed Improvement

• Completed by March 2014

• Remodelled layout for Nottingham

• Additional Platform

• Headline speed of 125mph

• Journey time reduction to Sheffield of 8 mins

• Journey time reduction to Nottingham 5 mins

Other enhancements

• Access for All

• NSIP

• Partnership schemes

• Freight

Continued growth in demand

• Significant growth in passengers by 2020:

–East Midlands to London = 27%

–Nottingham to Birmingham = 42%

–East Mids to East England = 36%

• Freight growth even higher, reaching 50% by 2015

• Need to meet this growth without compromising on performance

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Future investment

• Cleaner, quieter journeys

• Capacity for passenger andfreight growth

• Faster journeys

• Improved performance MAP BEING

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Creating capacity, cutting carbon

Timescales

• September 2011: Initial Industry Plan published

• July 2012: Government publishes HLOS / SOFA

• January 2013: Strategic Business Plan published

• Summer 2013: Enabling works commence

• 2014: Main programme of work starts

Working in partnership

Questions?