c2c seeks new recruits for passenger panel

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c2c is seeking new members from across its east London and south Essex route to ensure its diverse local communities have their interests represented and are kept up-to-date with business initiatives and projects.

The forum – which meets quarterly – is designed to facilitate conversations about issues at the heart of customer’s journeys, providing a two-way communication, consultation and representation channel for customers.

The panel meets with senior c2c managers from different areas of the business and aims to gather feedback on service standards and performance, discuss suggestions and ideas from customers with panel representatives, and provide updates on performance trends and any upcoming planned disruption, such as engineering works.

Rob Mullen, c2c’s managing director, said: “The railway is open to everyone so ensuring we get regular feedback and challenge from our customers is really important; by increasing the number of members of our Passenger Panel we can ensure we are aware of and supporting the needs of all customers using the network. We’re inviting people from across the route to consider joining this forum; by having diverse needs represented at this level we can work to ensure our network can be enjoyed by, and is as accessible as possible to, as many customers as possible.”

The train firm also runs an Accessibility Panel in partnership with Greater Anglia which has a specific focus on ensuring the railway supports customers with additional needs and sharing concepts on updates to stations.

c2c is seeking new members to join the panel with a time commitment of attending quarterly 90-minute meetings. The first Passenger Panel of 2023 will be held on Wednesday 15 February at 18:30. This will be held virtually and in person at one of our offices along the route.

Members will receive £100 in travel vouchers each if they attend three or more sessions in a year.

For more information on the Passenger Panel, to go: https://www.c2c-online.co.uk/help-feedback/passenger-panel/.

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