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Railfuture Conferences and Webinars

Railfuture, which is Britain's major pro-rail campaigning organisation, has both national conferences and Webinars. These are open to everyone.


Future Events

Click HERE For a list of rail-related events including free-to-attend Railfuture branch meetings


Sorry but there are no future events available to book yet - please re-visit this website later.


Last event

2024/Edinburgh [link]

  • Sat 13/07/2024 19th Railfuture Ltd AGM
  • Plus presentation of Rail User Group Awards presented by Railfuture Vice President, Paul McClennan MSP

  • Hosted by Railfuture Scotland branch
  • It was held at Edinburgh Holyrood Hotel
  • AGM MATERIALS:

  • Further Info: Click [Download] or [Display] for the AGM notice and agenda, including map (PDF format)
  • AGM SPEAKERS (AND THEIR PRESENTATIONS):

  • About the speakers: [Read Speaker Biographies]
  • Professor Scott Arthur Twitter Image, Transport and Environment Convener, Edinburgh City Council Twitter Image Facebook Image (talked about: Edinburgh Trams — incl. proposals to open a second line)
    • Scott Arthur has been elected as an MP but will definitely still be speaking about the trams (our fallback speaker, Allen Armstrong from the Levenmouth Rail Campaign, will give a short presentation after the RUG Awards)
  • Dr George Hazel OBE, Director, E-Rail (talked about: Obtaining funding for rail schemes)
  • Scott Arthur MP, George Hazel and Paul McClennan MSP will be having lunch at the AGM venue, so this will be a chance for members to speak to them.
  • Election results for the Board of Directors were announced - click HERE to see results


Past events for each year

Up to three national events are held each year. Click on the location to see the details.

2024 Edinburgh (AGM)
2023 Leeds London (AGM)
2022 Webinar Bristol (AGM)
2021 Birmingham (AGM)
2020 Birmingham (AGM) Webinar
2019 Cardiff (AGM) Darlington Bristol
2018 Edinburgh (AGM) Carlisle Reading
2017 Peterborough (AGM) Leeds Leicester
2016 Milton Keynes (AGM) Scottish Borders Birmingham
2015 Blackpool (AGM) Newark Bristol
2014 Sheffield (AGM) Cambridge London
2013 Durham (AGM) Taunton Oxford
2012 Worcester (AGM) Stirling Birmingham
2011 Brighton (AGM) Bletchley Manchester
2010 Wrexham (AGM) Taunton London
2009 Leeds (AGM) Northallerton Corby
2008 Coventry (AGM) Salisbury London
2007 Preston (AGM) Glasgow Ely
2006 Swindon (AGM) Stoke Reading
2005 Peterborough (AGM) Barry Manchester
2004 Newcastle (AGM) Birmingham
2003 Birmingham Cardiff (AGM) London
2002 Nottingham (AGM) Derby London
2001 Liverpool (AGM) Poole London
2000 Croydon (AGM) London
1999 York (AGM) Walsall Colchester
1998 Shrewsbury (AGM) Cambridge London
1997 Norwich (AGM) Halifax London
1996 Mansfield (AGM) Bicester London
1995 Exeter (AGM) Bathgate London
1994 Lincoln (AGM) Clitheroe London
1993 Ashford (AGM) Maesteg London
1992 Birmingham (AGM) Nottingham London
1991 Edinburgh (AGM) Birmingham
1990 Manchester (AGM) London
1989 Southampton (AGM) London
1988 Leicester (AGM) London
1987 Newcastle (AGM) London
1986 Cardiff (AGM) London
1985 Wakefield (AGM) London
1984 Ely (AGM) London
1983 Crewe (AGM) London
1982 London Reading (AGM)
1981 Sheffield (AGM) London
1980 London Bristol (AGM) Derby Peterborough
1979 Peterborough (AGM)

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