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Staff
Alisha Pathania
Policy and Research Lead
Favourite mode of transport: An off-peak HS1 train – gets me from Kent to London in just 20 minutes!
Caroline Stickland
CEO
Favourite mode of transport: On a bus while it’s crossing the river Thames, either northbound off to a museum or southbound home to my cats.
Daisy Holder
Project Lead: History of Accessible Transport
Favourite mode of transport: Definitely the train. Designated chill out time while the world whizzes past.
Emma K
Information and Advice Manager
Favourite mode of transport: Walking! For longer distances, a super off-peak train.
Emma Vogelmann
Head of Policy, Public Affairs, and Campaigns
Favourite mode of transport: I like trains because I like chatting to the person sitting near me. Even if they’ve given me no signs they want to talk. We’ll be best friends by the time we get there!
Ezra Johnson
Campaigns and Communications Officer
Favourite mode of transport: If I’m in a rush – the tube. And I’m usually in a rush…
Holly Garrow
Operations Officer
Favourite mode of transport: I love long train journeys with good views, especially when traveling up to the Highlands.
Hugo Finley
Operations Manager
Favourite mode of transport: Other than walking I would say my local train’s alright, I love the trams in Manchester too, but they are a 15 minute walk away. If I have time I will walk to the city centre but it is a fairly long walk – 4 miles or so.
Lex Karageorghis
Consultancy And Training Manager
Favourite mode of transport: Walking, especially in Spring when there’s lots of wildlife to marvel at! I also love long, scenic train journeys (although I often fall asleep before I have a chance to enjoy the view…)
Meg Barnett
Policy and Public Affairs Officer
Favourite mode of transport: Walking, or off-peak trains with nice views!
Yragael
Information and Advice Officer
Favourite mode of transport: As a wheelchair user I have to say that the DLR is my favourite (if not perfect) form of travel in London.
Consultants
Dr Amy Kavanagh
Associate Consultant
Favourite mode of transport: I love travelling on the London Underground, the turn up and go service gives me independence and confidence as a blind Londoner. Also Guide Dog Ava loves escalators!
Jen Rooney
Associate Consultant
Favourite mode of transport: It was cycling before my ski accident, so now the next best thing for a Canadian like me is taking a double decker bus!
Zaineb Hadi
Associate Consultant
Favourite mode of transport: Trains, especially when quieter and there’s a good view. I’m also really appreciating the new Elizabeth line!
Celestine Fraser
Associate Consultant
Favourite mode of transport: Taking the Eurostar out of our tiny island and across the channel, when I can! Or walking, as this was something I wasn’t able to do for years.
Camilla Gordon
Associate Consultant
Favourite mode of transport: Anything on water... even better if it floats.
Board of trustees
Deborah Persaud
Co-Chair of Trustees
Favourite mode of transport: Not so much these days, but as a motorcycle passenger I love experiencing the sights and sounds of town and country. Failing that, the Eurostar for exploring, then coming home with a case full of continental goodies.
Chris Mason
Treasurer
Glyn Kyle MBE
Trustee
Favourite mode of transport: Used to enjoy travelling around the country by train, and the speed of the London Underground, but now find buses less of a challenge.
Luisa Ferreira
Trustee
Karl Farrell
Trustee
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19th Dec 2023
In loving memory of Alan Benson MBE
Everyone at Transport for All is heartbroken by Alan Benson MBE's passing. Alan was an astounding campaigner and ambassador for the disabled community.
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