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If it's just an "overground experience" that is required, rather than actually using it to go go anywhere .... why not get on a normal train at ED (no steps) & change to the train of your desire at PR? Same platform & rarely a wait of more than 15 Min's. Dalston or Clapham await .....

Interesting spending figs from House of Lords Q and Answer:




Lord Kennedy of Southwark asked the Government how much they have spent on (1) Elephant and Castle, and (2) Denmark Hill, railway stations in (a) 2010, and (b) 2011.


Baroness Stowell of Beeston replied that Under the National Stations Improvement Programme (NSIP) ?11,000, ?30,000 and ?879,000 was spent on station improvements at Denmark Hill station in 2009-10, 2010-11 and 2011-12 respectively. ?3.4 million of funding under the Access for All (AfA) main programme has also been spent towards a ?4.18 million project at Denmark Hill, which is due for completion in 2013. Of this, ?400,000 was spent in 2010 and ?1.6 million in 2011. Under the station commercial project facility, ?328,000 was awarded in 2011 for new station ticket gates and ?80,000 to improve retail facilities for passengers at Denmark Hill. There is no record of equivalent expenditure at Elephant and Castle.

Thanks Simon - need to collect my Mum coming thro from E Croydon now and again so that's good - is there a car stopping / collecting point there do you know?




simonethebeaver Wrote:

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> It's a step-free station according to TFL.....

cannot believe how bloody long its taking them to do those steps at Denmark hill! anyone know an update on step free access at Peckham rye?

Only me - this is a great tip-off, do the ED trains always arrive at the same platform as the departing ginger line then?

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