The newly restored Castle Cary station in Somerset was officially opened today (Monday 17 August) by Department for Transport Operator Limited (DFTO) Chair, Andrew Haines.
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New EMR Accessibility Maps help customers navigate stations easier
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- June 11, 2025
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East Midlands Railway (EMR) has created a new series of Accessibility Maps to help customers get around its stations. The maps offer detailed, user-friendly information about station facilities and accessible features, helping customers with additional needs plan their journeys with greater confidence. They were developed using feedback from members of EMR’s Accessibility Panel – a […]