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After many years of campaigning by the Camberwell Society, GLA Assembly Members Caroline Pidgeon and Florence Eshalomi. The Dept of Transport, Network Rail, Thameslink, TfL earlier this month opened a second station entrance on Windsor Walk.


How are people finding the new entrance?

Do you think it has relieved the Champion Park entrance people congestion?

Jules-and-Boo Wrote:

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> Do TFL own the station? I didn?t realise they were

> holding up the improvements


No, the station is managed by Thameslink. But it has TfL Overground services. Hope this answers your Q.

Looking forward to using the new ticket machine. The ones in the old entrance are far to close to the barriers.


Ironically TFL run 4 trains off peak per hour (in each direction), SE 3 and Thameslink 2. Wonder why it became Thameslnk not TFL.

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