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Reconvened AGM and IRSE Presidential Lecture - Workforce challenges and successes in London Underground’s 4 Lines Modernisation Project
15 May 2024 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Section: Please contact the IRSE events team via email at events@irse.org about this lecture

Reconvened 110th AGM followed by the first in the 'unsung heroes' presidential lecture series 'workforce challenges and successes in London Underground’s 4 Lines Modernisation Project'


Please join us for the reconvened 110th AGM followed by the first of Jane Power's Presidential Lectures, by Richard Kirby and Sam Etchell

The reconvened 110th AGM will commence at 18:00 (BST) and will be followed by our Presidential Lecture at 18:30 (BST) 


Jane's Presidential theme is “Power to the People” and the title for the presidential lecture series is “Unsung Heroes”. While we all get excited about the latest developments and technology, there are areas that are just as important that contribute a huge amount to the safety and operation of our railways and signalling systems. They have their own challenges and can be just as fascinating as the technology we employ – the lecture series will shine a light on some of these perhaps under-appreciated areas. This talk is on the “marching army” that goes into carrying out a major project, the sheer logistical effort and its hundreds of contributors.

The 4 Lines Modernisation (4LM) project is a large, complex CBTC (Communication Based Train Control) migration of London Underground’s Subsurface Railway (SSR). The project is transforming the Metropolitan line, the Hammersmith and City line, the District line, and the Circle line, across 13 migration areas and a fleet of 192 passenger trains and 33 engineering vehicles.

If you are planning to join us in-person at TfL, Endeavour Square, London UK, you must register by clicking on the 'book now' button below.  For building security reasons, registration for attending in-person must close 1 week before the lecture.

There is no requirement to book if you wish to join us for the livestreaming of this lecture - details will be published in the near future.


Venue: TfL Office - 10th Floor Auditorium
Location: 5 Endeavour Square (5ES) Westfield Avenue Stratford E20 1JN
United Kingdom