The managing director of East Midlands Railway (EMR) has stepped down with immediate effect as passengers face a summer of cancellations on its services between London St Pancras and Nottingham. Will Rogers, who had held the role since January 2020, was leaving – with Merseyrail MD Neil Grabham taking over as interim replacement.
East Midlands Railway MD Steps Down Amid Summer Cancellations
UKPulse Local DeskWill Rogers has stepped down as managing director of East Midlands Railway, with Neil Grabham taking over as interim replacement, amid ongoing service reliability issues and cancellations.
- Will Rogers has stepped down as managing director of East Midlands Railway
- Neil Grabham will take over as interim replacement
- EMR is due to return to public ownership next year
Why this matters: The changes may impact passengers relying on EMR services
What this means for you: If you rely on EMR services, you may want to check for updates on cancellations and disruptions