Category: accessibility

LNER reveals new details of upcoming East Coast Main Line trains

A new generation of comfort and speed is coming for LNER customers on the East Coast Main Line with the introduction of 10 state-of-the-art intercity trains, delivering improved journey experiences. LNER has released a fleet name and the latest interior images of the trains, built by manufacturer CAF and financed by Porterbrook, to show customers […]

Mirfield station transformation for faster, more connected travel across the North

Customers in Mirfield will benefit from a transformed station which includes new step-free access, longer platforms and improved facilities, marking the latest milestone in the £11 billion Transpennine Route Upgrade. This work will also enable longer trains with more seats to stop at the station and faster, more reliable journeys in the future, delivering better […]

Publicly-owned train operators report growth in passengers using their stations

Train operators which have been brought back into public ownership have published information about their passenger numbers, which shows significant increases.

Government statement on improving accessibility at the UK’s railway stations

The Rail Minister has made a statement to parliament about which stations will benefit from improved accessibility under the Access for All programme.

’Potentially life-changing’ accessibility benefits praised after Biggleswade station upgrade

Accessibility upgrades have been officially opened at Biggleswade to make the station more inclusive and welcoming for all. Installation of the new footbridge with lifts was carried out as part of the Government’s Access for All programme – creating a step-free route to and between platforms. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on Friday 16 January […]