Categories: footbridge

  • Royston station footbridge is closed pending structural repairs

    Network Rail is restoring access between platforms for passengers at Royston station next month

    Network Rail has issued the following press release about our station at Royston:
    Network Rail will install two temporary staircases at Royston station next month to save Great Northern and Thameslink passengers time switching between the two platforms while the footbridge is out of action.
    The footbridge between platforms 1 and 2 temporarily closed in spring 2020. This followed an inspectio

  • (Library picture, taken before Coronavirus) A second footbridge will be built at St Albans City station in addition to the one pictured here, to save passengers time queuing to get on and off the platforms

    ​Second footbridge will be ‘real bonus’ for St Albans Thameslink commuters

    Thameslink has welcomed the announcement by the Secretary of State for Transport of a £6.4m scheme to build a second footbridge at St Albans City station, to help passengers get on and off the platforms more easily.
    Work is due to start early 2021 and be complete by January 2022.
    St Albans City is Thameslink’s busiest station north of London with more than 7.5 million people passing through

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