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<strong>Rail</strong> Business Awards 2011 Review<br />
E<strong>as</strong>t Co<strong>as</strong>t for its campaign to generate<br />
excitement at the launch of the new timetable<br />
Northern <strong>Rail</strong> for a creative campaign to<br />
promote the Northern Scholar’s Se<strong>as</strong>on<br />
Ticket for students<br />
PR Campaign of the Year<br />
Winner:<br />
Translink Northern Ireland <strong>Rail</strong>ways<br />
Highly commended:<br />
E<strong>as</strong>t Co<strong>as</strong>t<br />
<strong>Rail</strong> <strong>Professional</strong><br />
Marketing Campaign of<br />
the Year<br />
Finalists:<br />
London Midland for achieving a return on<br />
investment of 14:1 with the promotion of<br />
its Birmingham to London service, utilising<br />
everything from station posters to social media<br />
Scot<strong>Rail</strong> for its campaign A Better Way to<br />
Go, which gave it a consistent advertising<br />
presence throughout the year<br />
First Capital Connect for its Brighton<br />
Mainline campaign to incre<strong>as</strong>e sales of<br />
dedicated services from Brighton to London<br />
First Capital Connect for its More Seats<br />
for You initiative, which 99 per cent of its<br />
commuters were aware of<br />
London Underground for its Transforming<br />
the Tube campaign to mitigate customer<br />
dissatisfaction during engineering work<br />
Southern <strong>Rail</strong>way for its Southern<br />
Adventure campaign, promoting leisure<br />
travel over the summer<br />
Joint winners:<br />
London Midland and Scot<strong>Rail</strong><br />
Highly commended:<br />
First Capital Connect (for both its entries)<br />
Internal Communications Excellence<br />
North Star Customer<br />
Information and Service<br />
Excellence<br />
Finalists:<br />
First Great Western for its communication<br />
campaign to raise awareness of the ongoing<br />
work around Reading<br />
Lorol for the technology and staff it devotes to<br />
disseminating information to customers<br />
London Midland for transforming its image,<br />
following an all-time low in p<strong>as</strong>senger<br />
satisfaction scores<br />
Chiltern <strong>Rail</strong>ways for using Twitter to invite<br />
customers to talk directly to managers<br />
Chiltern <strong>Rail</strong>ways for its communications with<br />
p<strong>as</strong>sengers about the engineering work to<br />
incre<strong>as</strong>e line speed<br />
First Capital Connect for transforming<br />
its customer information provision in a<br />
programme that included giving BlackBerrys to<br />
250 frontline staff<br />
Winner:<br />
First Great Western<br />
Highly commended:<br />
Lorol, London Midland<br />
Information Technology Excellence<br />
Marketing Campaign of the Year<br />
Customer Information and Service Excellence<br />
Information Technology<br />
Excellence<br />
Finalists:<br />
Chiltern <strong>Rail</strong>ways for its mTicketing solution<br />
– an app enabling commuters to check<br />
timetables and live train information and even<br />
buy information from their phones<br />
CrossCountry for its mobile phone app, Train<br />
Tickets, which sells tickets and gives real-time<br />
travel updates<br />
ABP for its website to promote Hams Hall rail<br />
freight terminal, which promotes transparency<br />
with customers by providing KPI scores in real<br />
time<br />
Winner:<br />
Chiltern <strong>Rail</strong>ways<br />
Highly commended:<br />
CrossCountry<br />
Station Excellence<br />
Finalists:<br />
First TransPennine Express for Warrington<br />
Central station<br />
TfL and London Underground for four new<br />
stations on the E<strong>as</strong>t London Line<br />
Northern <strong>Rail</strong> & Lanc<strong>as</strong>hire County Council<br />
for Accrington, the UK’s first sustainable<br />
station<br />
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