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A GBP 2 million programme of station improvements will be delivered at over 100 Southeastern stations in the coming months, as part of a rapid programme of investment across the Southeastern network.
Between now and the end of March 2025, 116 stations will be deep-cleaned alongside repair and improvement works at 20 stations.
The repair and improvement works will see public areas repainted and customer facilities repaired or replaced. The deep cleans are in addition to the ongoing cleaning work across the network and will help support the growing Southeastern rail network.
These investments in Southeastern stations are part of the wider goal of building a better, more reliable and sustainable railway. The number of customers travelling with Southeastern is continuing to grow and last month, Southeastern recorded a post-pandemic record of 400,000 entries and exits at its London stations.
In addition, the number of customer journeys between April and June this year was over 7% higher than the same period in 2023.
To further support this growth, Southeastern will be introducing a new timetable in December, with 220 additional services every week, including more ‘Rounder’ services on the Metro area of the network, supporting more journeys for more customers in south-east London.
Further station improvements, including new waiting shelters, seating and retail refurbishments will be announced in the coming weeks, too.
“Our stations are the first and last impression our customers receive and that is why we are continually working to ensure they’re at the highest possible standard. This GBP 2 million investment will see 116 stations deep cleaned alongside improvement and repair work at 20 stations – all to be delivered before the end of March next year. We run a growing railway, with over 400,000 journeys in and out of London on our busiest days and this further investment in our stations, alongside our expanded timetable, will help to further increase customer numbers and support our wider communities,” said David Wornham, Passenger Services Director at Southeastern.
Southeastern station improvements
Ashford International
Blackheath
Bromley South
Canterbury West
Chatham
Dartford
Gillingham
Gravesend
Greenwich
Grove Park
Hither Green
Lewisham
London Waterloo East
New Cross
Orpington
Sevenoaks
Sidcup
Tonbridge
Tunbridge Wells
Woolwich Arsenal
Stations to be deep-cleaned:
Albany Park
Aylesham
Barming
Barnehurst
Battle
Bearsted
Beckenham Junction
Belvedere
Bexley
Bexleyheath
Bickley
Birchington
Borough Green
Brixton
Broadstairs
Bromley North
Canterbury East
Catford Bridge
Charing
Charlton
Chelsfield
Chislehurst
Clockhouse
Crayford
Crowhurst
Deal
Deptford
Dover Priory
Eden Park
Elmers End
Elmstead Woods
Eltham
Erith
Etchingham
Eynsford
Falconwood
Farningham Road
Faversham
Folkestone Central
Folkestone West
Frant
Greenhithe
Harrietsham
Hastings
Hayes (Kent)
Headcorn
Herne Bay
Herne Hill
High Brooms
Higham
Hildenborough
Kearsney
Kent House
Kidbrooke
Knockholt
Ladywell
Lee (London)
Lenham
Longfield
Lower Sydenham
Maidstone East
Maidstone West
Marden
Margate
Maze Hill
Meopham
Mottingham
New Beckenham
New Eltham
Newington
Northfleet
Otford
Paddock Wood
Penge East
Petts Wood
Pluckley
Plumstead
Queenborough
Rainham (Kent)
Ramsgate
Robertsbridge
Rochester
Sandling
Sandwich
Sheerness On Sea
Shepherds Well
Shortlands
Sittingbourne
Slade Green
Snodland
St Johns
St Leonards Warrior Square
St Mary Cray
Staplehurst
Stone Crossing
Stonegate
Strood
Sturry
Sundridge Park
Swanley
Swanscombe
Sydenham Hill
Teynham
Thanet Parkway
Wadhurst
Walmer
Welling
West Dulwich
West Malling
West St Leonards |