Leadership Special Liam Johnston: ‘Chaplaincy on the railways’
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Andy Peck talks with the executive director of the Railway Mission about his oversight of chaplains who serve across the mainland UK Rail Network. They discuss the current dispute between ASLEF and the Government, consider the challenges of fatalities that occur on average every 30 hours, and why the Mission’s work is such ‘good value for money’.
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Released on 3 Jul 2024
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