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TfL accused of “dereliction of duty” over step-free failure at stations outside London
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TfL accused of “dereliction of duty” over step-free failure at stations outside London
Lib Dems have slammed the Mayor of London for not prioritising access at stations including Watford High Street and Chorleywood reports Kumail Jaffer, Local Democracy Reporter Bushey Station – (Credit – Google Streetview) Transport for London (TfL) has been accused of deprioritising commuter stations in its drive to make half the network accessible by 2030. Currently 94 of 272 Tube stations have step-free access, with around 40 more currently un…
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