Railway Heroes

A global pandemic did little to deter Lin as she remained focused on completing an enormous bridge project for HS2.

Train manager Hussain ramped up his hours volunteering at his local food bank during lockdown.

Train driver Jolene revived her previous role as a paramedic to support the healthcare effort.

Gareth put his logistics expertise to the test in a lead role at the Nightingale Hospital in Manchester.

While unable to work as a travel consultant at Grantham Station, Penny wrote letters to residents at care homes in a bid to combat their loneliness.

Rory found himself reassessing which freight was the most important as moving goods became top priority on the tracks.

Experienced train manager Janet fought solitude by sewing scrubs to help the health sector during a supplies shortage.

Train manager Davey was used to having 600 passengers on board, but this became 'only seven or eight' as Government restrictions came into force.

Martin found his life divided after he was called up by the army to assist with the building of the Nightingale Hospital in Manchester.

Stephanie helped get 36,000 colleagues set up for home working as the pandemic hit.

Adam's job in track renewals was made considerably more difficult when hotels and places to eat were forced to close.

Charley was thrown in at the deep end when the pandemic struck at the same time as starting a new role.