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| Brockley Station, photo courtesy of Louiseylane |
Brockley Station goes step-free
London Overground have confirmed that the building work to relocate the cafe on the northbound platform of Brockley Station will be followed by the installation of step-free access.
Builders are currently on site and LO says: "Once the retail unit on the northbound platform has been re-positioned, work on the lift installation can begin."
Builders are currently on site and LO says: "Once the retail unit on the northbound platform has been re-positioned, work on the lift installation can begin."
Extra capacity on the East London Line as TfL orders 57 new carriages
TfL has ordered 57 new London Overground carriages, which will enable it to expand capacity on the East London Line by the end of next year, sooner than previously expected.
The order means that trains will be lengthened by an extra carriage, increasing capacity by 25%. The East London Line (the busiest stretch of the service) will be the first to get the upgrade.
The order means that trains will be lengthened by an extra carriage, increasing capacity by 25%. The East London Line (the busiest stretch of the service) will be the first to get the upgrade.
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In other Brockley Station news, a few BCers have asked us about the building work currently taking place on the northbound platform. Unfortunately, this does not signal the start of step-free access, they're just relocating the cafe.
