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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2026 · 14 MIN

Natalie Bonnick - Lower Thames Crossing (LTC)

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In this episode, Natalie Bonnick, Head of Supply Chain, Education, and Skills for the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), shares how one of the UK’s biggest infrastructure projects is building more than just a road. Natalie talks about managing contractors, driving diversity and developing a skilled local workforce through LTC’s long-term education and employment initiatives.She discusses the project’s ambitious goals to achieve 50% female representation and 27% ethnic minority participation, along with the practical challenges of funding, training, and site readiness. With dedicated skills hubs in Essex and Kent, LTC is providing free training, guaranteed job interviews and vital mental health support, helping local people gain skills and opportunities that will outlast the project itself.Support the show

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In this episode, Natalie Bonnick, Head of Supply Chain, Education, and Skills for the Lower Thames Crossing (LTC), shares how one of the UK’s biggest infrastructure projects is building more than just a road. Natalie talks about managing contractors, driving diversity and developing a skilled local workforce through LTC’s long-term education and employment initiatives. She discusses the project’s ambitious goals to achieve 50% female representation and 27% ethnic minority participation, alo...

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