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Railway Engineering Institution (RailEI) 2026

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Staytite was proud to attend the Railway Engineering Institution (RailEI) Light Rail Seminar, joining industry professionals from across the rail sector to discuss the latest developments, challenges, and opportunities within light rail and urban mobility.

The seminar provided an excellent platform for knowledge sharing, collaboration, and meaningful discussions on the future of rail infrastructure. Throughout the event, attendees explored key topics affecting the industry, including innovation, network performance, sustainability, and the ongoing evolution of light rail systems.

Representing Staytite at the event was Steven Kendell, alongside colleagues attending as part of the S&C Alliance. The team welcomed the opportunity to engage with industry peers, strengthen existing relationships, and discuss how collaborative approaches and specialist engineering solutions can help support the delivery and maintenance of critical rail infrastructure.

Events such as the RailEI Light Rail Seminar are invaluable in bringing together experts from across the sector, encouraging the exchange of ideas and helping to drive progress throughout the rail industry.

We would like to thank the Railway Engineering Institution, fellow exhibitors, and all those who took the time to speak with the Staytite team during the event. We look forward to continuing these conversations and supporting future rail projects through innovation, collaboration, and engineering excellence.

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