Rail Safety Week Conference 2026

Date/Time
Date(s) - June 15 2026
9:00am - 2:30pm

Location
The Milner Hotel



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We are delighted to launch our Rail Safety Week Conference which will take place on Monday 15th June. Attendance is free to anyone wishing to book (until we reach capacity at the venue).

The 2026 conference will explore two key themes:

  • Lessons learned from the Cullen Report into the Ladbroke Grove rail crash and ensuring these aren’t lost during the current industry changes. Whilst the report is from some time ago, and there are new and emerging safety related issues we need to get to grips with,  it is important we don’t forget the key messages from all those years ago. And indeed those key learning points from other incidents more recently.

  • Managing wellbeing during times of change. As we go through what is arguably the biggest upheaval in the industry for over thirty years we all have an important role in ensuring the wellbeing of our teams. This session will include a focus on Psychological Safety, some examples of current good practice and the importance of understanding our people.

Find out more about Rail Safety Week.


Event Speakers

We are delighted to welcome several speakers including:

  • Paul Evans, Carlisle Support Services
  • Greg Morse, RSSB
  • Rupert Lown, DfTO
  • Debbie Easby, Transpennine Express
  • Dave Brough, Rail Competence and Compliance
  • Sven Heuten, Onwave
  • James Le Grice, DfT
  • Katie Johnson, CIRAS/RSSB
  • Erika Allen, Nexus
  • Mike Roberts, Railway Mission
  • Karen Bennett, Community Rail Network
  • Stuart Heaton, Learn Live
  • Charlotte Whitaker, Burgess Salmon

and with a specially designed interactive session from Andy Elwood, Northlight Consulting.


Event Partners

Learn more about Department for Transport.

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Learn more about Onwave.

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Learn More about RSSB


Eligibility and Who Should Attend?

This event is open to anyone with an interest in Health & Safety across the Rail Industry. 

A Rail Forum membership is not required to attend this event.


Bookings will close on 22 May, with joining instructions, including the delegate list, issued w/c 1 June.  


We kindly ask everyone to maintain a high standard of professionalism, show respect to fellow participants, and contribute to a positive and welcoming environment. Your behaviour reflects not only on you, but on the organisation you represent.

Sorry, bookings for this event are closed.
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