Yorkshire Factory Builds Trains, Fuels UK Economy

New Bakerloo Line Trains Under Construction in Yorkshire: Boosting UK Economy and Jobs Construction of new trains for London's Bakerloo Line extension is underway in Goole, Yorkshire, generating significant economic benefits and job opportunities across the UK. The project is expected to contribute £1.5 billion annually to the UK's gross added value (GVA), strengthening London's global competitiveness and driving growth in Northern England. The Siemens factory in Goole is the site of this significant undertaking. A spokesperson for Southwark Council stated, "This project is not just about improving London's transport; it's about creating opportunities across the country." The video shows the trains in various stages of construction, highlighting the advanced technology and manufacturing processes involved. This initiative supports 150,000 jobs along the line and within the construction supply chain. With two-thirds of Transport for London suppliers located outside London, the project demonstrates a commitment to national economic growth. The Bakerloo Line extension is a testament to collaboration between London and other regions, fostering economic prosperity and improved transport infrastructure.