On Thursday, July 28th, I attended a meeting of Wandsworth Living Streets with Cabinet member for Strategic Planning & Transportation, Cllr Russel King (the position was formerly held by Ravi…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Network Rail has commissioned Steer Davies Gleave to carry out a study to assess the ‘Economic Value of Investment in Rail Stations’ [1]. The aim of this…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Wandsworth Council published a press release to announce the opening of Clapham Junction new entrance at Brighton Yard: “The new step free entrance to Clapham Junction was…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Wandsworth Council published a press release today on how Clapham Junction’s Brighton Yard entrance will look: “Passengers have been given the first glimpse of how Clapham Junction’s…
Continue Reading »A small victory for all of us We have just learned some wonderful news. Do you remember Transport for London’s wish to abolish 145 pedestrian crossings (with traffic lights) across…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert On Thursday 25 November the Oral Answers to Questions on Rail Investisment in the House of Commons gave Jane Ellison the opportunity to ask about the funding…
Continue Reading »The Council is now ready to start Phase 1 of its plan to make major highway improvements to the Clapham Junction Town Centre. The aim is to reduce accidents and…
Continue Reading »Just a thought… Why is there no post box around the biggest interchange and one of the major train station in England? All post boxes are about 1/2 mile from…
Continue Reading »Author: Cyril Richert Transport Minister Theresa Villiers unveiled a massive train station redevelopment project to allow access to London Underground, Gatwick, Heathrow…etc. While government funding for Clapham Junction’s upgrade scheme…
Continue Reading »>> Your chance to contribute: tell us what your think on Clapham Junction station redevelopment Author: Cyril Richert Despite the recent cuts in the government budget leading to cancellation of most…
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