Welcome to the Railway Study Forum
CILT's latest professional Forum (RSF) has been created following a merger with the Railway Study Association (RSA).
The new Forum offers RSF members all the benefits offered previously by the RSA, but also the opportunity to engage with CILT members through our network of like-minded Rail Sector professionals. You can find out more about joining CILT here.
Who are we?
Our membership includes individuals with a wide range of backgrounds and expertise, embracing operations, engineering, business planning, project management, marketing and consultancy. Now that we have merged with CILT's membership, we are able to engage with a wider network of people working in the Rail Sector.
Aims
The CILT RS Forum promotes the exchange of experience, knowledge and opinion on issues relating to all aspects of the railway industry.
How do we do this?
- We arrange a variety of meetings, ranging from formal lectures followed by a question and answer session to seminars, to stimulate member engagement.
- We organise visits and study tours to railway sites and installations both in the UK and abroad to promote understanding.
- We encourage personal and professional development through informal networking.
Focus Articles
Australia Study Tour - December 2019 - View here
The Evolving Railway - August 2019 - View here
Transport’s Leonardo Da Vinci - April 2019 - View here
Focus Article - February 2019 - View here
#Diolch Tom! - December 2018 - View here
The Interview - Neil Micklethwaite talks about the Railways Study Association and the challenges facing the rail sector. - Focus November 2017
Updates
Australia Visit 2019 Summary- October 2019
Annual Dinner Invitation - April 2018
Past meetings
Letter from Neil Micklethwaite - January 2018
Presentations
Competition in European Rail, Nick Brooks, ALLRAIL- Aug 2020
CGA, Tuning into our Customers- January 2020
Simon Feast, Australia, 09 December 2019
John Sullivan & Sarah Copley - 14 October 2019
Steph Oerton – 24 January 2019
Andrew Haines - April 2018
Péter Connell - 5 April 2018