Metro highlights hidden disabilities
An initiative to help improve the lives of people with hidden disabilities has been embraced by West Midlands Metro.
11th May 2021
An initiative to help improve the lives of people with hidden disabilities has been embraced by West Midlands Metro.
Following the recent reopening of non-essential shops, members of the West Midlands Metro team have been out and about on the network this week reminding customers to wear a face covering.
West Midlands Metro has embraced a much-loved charity and voted for it to become the ‘official’ beneficiary of their team’s fundraising efforts in 2021.
Unemployed young people in the West Midlands are being offered the chance to take the first steps towards a rewarding career on the region’s expanding tram network.
As WMM looks forward to significant expansion, the tramway continues to recruit talented and enthusiastic people seeking a career in light rail.
The extension linking Digbeth with the city centre will enter main construction later this spring.
West Midlands Metro is looking to recruit an experienced Operations Manager to join its growing team.
The Wolverhampton City Centre Metro extension will move closer to completion.