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West Midlands Railway welcomes lowering of driver training age to 18
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The Droitwich StandardWest Midlands Railway welcomes lowering of driver training age to 18
WEST Midlands Railway has welcomed the government’s decision to reduce the starting age for people to undertake driver training from 20 to 18. And last week, the government announced 18 to 20-year-olds could benefit from thousands of jobs and apprenticeships which will become available on the railways across the country as early as December. As part of the ‘Plan for Change’, it is hoped getting young people into roles will bolster the workforce …
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