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hogwarts express: Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express rail line hiring train drivers - Vimarsana News

hogwarts express: Harry Potter's Hogwarts Express rail line hiring train drivers

ScotRail seeks trainee drivers for the iconic West Highland Line, known for its Harry Potter film route, offering a unique career opportunity. The training program is comprehensive, spanning from 18 to 24 months to ensure that all drivers are fully qualified for the role. The starting salary for trainee drivers is £32,968, with the potential to rise to £52,566 after just nine months of training.

ScotRail under-fire over prolonged cuts to Inverclyde runs - Vimarsana News

ScotRail under-fire over prolonged cuts to Inverclyde runs

In May of this year, Scotrail removed a number of off-peak limited stop ‘fast’ services from local lines.

Rail ticket office closures put us on track for social isolation | Society - Vimarsana News

Rail ticket office closures put us on track for social isolation | Society

<strong>Letters: </strong>Readers respond to Gaby Hinsliff’s article about the need for everyday human interaction

Conference celebrates progress on &#xA3;265 million Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal - Vimarsana News

Conference celebrates progress on &#xA3;265 million Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal

Representatives from councils, businesses and projects across the north of England and south of Scotland have come together at a conference in Penrith to celebrate and discuss the progress of the Borderlands Inclusive Growth Deal.

Rail boss has no over government micromanagement - Vimarsana News

Rail boss has no over government micromanagement

THE new boss of Scottish Rail Holdings has dismissed his predecessor's concerns about government ministers micromanaging their work.