Structure
The Professional Division of TWI is a Licensed Member of the Engineering Council. It is situated at Granta Park, at the junction of the A11 and the terminus of the A505, three miles east of Duxford Museum. The nearest railway station is Whittlesford Parkway railway station.
Both Industrial and Professional Members are represented on the Council that oversees TWI’s business and the operational activities of its Directors.
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