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Rail North Manchester Airport Transport Forum The North of England Investment in the North The North of England Investment in the North A transformational growth scenario by 2050 could generate ID: 619339

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Slide1

David Hoggarth, Rail North Director

Rail North

Manchester Airport Transport ForumSlide2

The North of England

Investment in the NorthSlide3

The North of England

Investment in the North

A ‘transformational’ growth scenario by 2050 could generate:

£97 billion GVA

increase to the Northern economy

850,000 more jobs

than ‘business as usual’Slide4

The North of England and air travel

Investment in the NorthSlide5

Manchester Airport station

Rail today

Based on Dec 2016 timetableSlide6

The North of England and air travel

Investment in the NorthSlide7

The North of England and air travel

Investment in the North

Figures from TfGMSlide8

Transport for the North

Working together

19

Local Government partners

4

Development partners

11

Local Enterprise PartnershipsSlide9

Rail North

Working together

Represents the 25 Local Transport Authorities across the North of England

Has a long term strategy to improve the railway to support economic growth and the Northern Powerhouse

Is working in a formal partnership with the Department for Transport to manage the Northern and TransPennine Express franchises

Is overseeing the delivery of the transformation of both franchises including over 500 brand new carriages

Is working closely with Transport for the North and will be integrated into TfN during

2017.Slide10

Rail North

Creating a world class railway

Vision - To create a world class railway for the whole of the North, recognised by passengers and businesses as serving their needs, that supports economic growth and is both more effective and more efficient.Slide11

Rail North

Creating a world class railway

Rail North has consistently outperformed.Slide12

Franchise transformation

Transforming servicesSlide13

The Great North Rail project

Transforming services

A programme of improvements to transform train travel for customers in the North.

It will enable more trains to run each day: more trains with more seats, running more quickly and more reliably. Slide14

Northern Powerhouse Rail

Investment in the NorthSlide15

Rail North

Planning for our future

Future planning:

The Long Term Rail Strategy is a development plan for rail over 20 years

The strategy will lead to economic benefits quantified at £50bn

Now being developed into a Strategic Transport Plan for

TfN

Working jointly with Network Rail on a Route Study for the North

Seeking funding for the next industry ‘control period’ including a North of England fund.Slide16

Rail North Long Term Rail Strategy

Planning for our future

Connectivity

Capacity

Coherence

Cost effectiveness

Targeted improvements to journey

times

Improved frequencies

Faster end to end journeys

On train to tackle

overcrowding

On track to meet additional demand for passenger and freight

A more coherent

and

user

friendly network

Defined categories of train services

Simpler fares

Lower running costs for freight and passenger

services

A more efficient network

Long term strategic objectivesSlide17

Independent International

Connectivity Commission Report

Investment in the North

Total passengers per annum and airport/port UK totals.

Based on UK CAA figures for rolling year ending October 2016; and

DfT

Ports report 2015.Slide18

International connectivity

Investment in the NorthSlide19

www.railnorth.org