Philip Dunkley interviewed by Christopher Mew

Made:
2019-05-10 in Northamptonshire
maker:
Christopher Frank Mew

Oral history interview with Philip Dunkley, conducted and recorded by Christopher Mew at the interviewee's home in Northamptonshire on 10 May 2019. Duration: 11 min. 15 sec. Formation of Safety Case Panels; personal career; safety case process; comparison to safety under British Rail; train operating companies (TOCs) approaches varied

One of over 150 oral history recordings made as part of the Britain’s Railways All Change (BRAC) archive project. BRAC was set-up to cover gaps in documenting the railway privatisation process in the United Kingdom, between 1994 and 1997, when the government-owned British Rail was dismantled into over 100 privately-owned companies. The interviews capture the recollections of people involved in the planning and implementation of the privatisation process, the management of change and running the railway during privatisation.

Details

Category:
Oral Histories
Collection:
Britain's Railways All Change
Object Number:
2020-356
type:
oral history interview
credit:
Britain's Railways All Change (BRAC) oral history archive, created in partnership with the Friends of the National Railway Museum, the Retired Railway Officers' Society and the National Railway Museum.