The Railtex 2007 event proved to be a great success for the Morson Group PLC. The event, held at the London ExCel centre, attracted many key players within the railway industry and enabled the Group to promote its world class recruitment offering to clients from across the world.

Morson are the UK's largest technical recruiter with 20 offices across the UK, working with clients including Network Rail, Metronet, London Underground, Tubelines and First Engineering proving they are very much at the heart of the rail industry.

Morson Rail forms a major part of the Morson Group business with a large number of dedicated consultants across the UK. They provide welfare management 24/7 365, full PPE and equipment issue and have over 25 years industry experience.

Morson Rail Training is a sentinel approved provider of railway safety courses. With dedicated in-house training facilities at Lillie Bridge and Altrincham, Morson provide a range of approved courses for key clients utilizing the latest in best industry practice.

For further information about our Rail Training courses or to register your CV, please email rail@morson.com

The Morson Group achieved a great response and hope to repeat this at Birmingham's Infrarail exhibition in March 2008.

Morson had a huge response to their competition to win either a signed Wayne Rooney shirt, Cristiano Ronaldo shirt or a pair of signed Ricki Hatton gloves. After over 350 entries, the Group decided to offer four prizes instead of three. The winners names are shown below.

• Andrew Lister - Siemens Transportation
• Oliver Andre - Thales
• Richard Jones - Scott Wilson Railways
• Don MacGuilluray - White, Young & Green 

Commenting after the event, Brian Gray, Morson Rail Director said;

"This was a fantastic event for Morson with lots of successful networking with a range of key industry clients. A large number of visitors knew of Morson and gave us a great number of business leads and CVs to pursue in the future. The prospects for the Group's Rail business for the coming year appear to be extremely bright"