Time for London Liverpool Street

The Times has highlighted the plans to transform London Liverpool Street into a world-class transport hub. "The revamp of the hub aims to boost capacity to more than 200 million passengers a year and to establish a gateway to the City of London worthy of its past" - The Times Want to find out more about what this means for the future of travel at Britain’s busiest station? Click here: https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs #LiverpoolStreet #time4lls #FutureOfTravel #NetworkRail #CityOfLondon

Following the submission of our proposals, Thanks to Natalie Wilson, The Independent has highlighted the plans to transform London Liverpool Street into a world-class transport hub. “Britain’s busiest station currently serves more than 118 million people a year... Network Rail Property has applied to transform Liverpool Street into a landmark gateway to the City of London that can accommodate over 200 million annual passengers. ‘“New entrances on Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate and Exchange Square, better signage, a roof in line with original Victorian architecture and a dog-friendly area are all part of the design plans.” - The Independent Want to find out more about what this means for the future of travel at Britain’s busiest station? Click here: https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs #LiverpoolStreet #time4lls #FutureOfTravel #NetworkRail #CityOfLondon #PublicTransport #Innovation #infrastructure

"The £1 billion project, proposed by Network Rail, is intended to future-proof the station and vary its offerings as it looks to serve more than 200 million passengers a year." - The London Standard It’s time for the station to become a destination in its own right, putting it up there with London’s best – where it belongs. If you would like to learn more about our improvements for the passengers of Britain’s busiest station 🚉, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs #time4lls

Thank you BBC News #politicslondon for speaking to Robin Dobson, Network Rail Group Property Director, about the plans for London Liverpool Street station. With annual passenger numbers forecast to grow to 158 million by 2041, the plans will ensure that the station is future-proof, ready to accommodate over 200 million people in the decades ahead whilst enhancing accessibility to all. It’s time for the station to become a destination in its own right, putting it up there with London’s best – where it belongs. If you would like to learn more about our improvements for the passengers of Britain's busiest station 🚉, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/e-BJgj_Q #time4lls Ushma Samani Felicity Jump Catrin Sharp (nee Morgan)

Following the submission of our proposals earlier this week, we'd like to thank BBC News and Ben Lynch for covering the plans to transform London Liverpool Street station📰 If you would like to learn more about our improvements for the passengers of Britain’s busiest station🚉, visit our website at https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs #time4lls

Network Rail Property has submitted its plans to transform London Liverpool Street station 🚆 The plans will turn Liverpool Street station into a destination in its own right, improving connections to the wider City and public spaces, and providing a catalyst to delivering the City of London’s plans to secure long-term economic growth, prosperity and opportunity for London and beyond. As Britain’s busiest station, London Liverpool Street currently connects 118 million people a year within London, East Anglia and the east of England. With annual passenger numbers forecast to grow to 158 million by 2041, the plans will ensure that the station is future-proof, ready to accommodate over 200 million people in the decades ahead while enhancing accessibility to all. To find out more, follow the link to our website here: https://lnkd.in/eSjY5MYQ Network Rail Transport for London ACME AECOM Newmark UK Certo MS Ltd Gleeds Donald Insall Associates GIA Surveyors JLL AVR London SLA Shared Voice Intelligent Data Collection Mima | Certified B Corp™ SEAM Design Sweco The Boundary #time4lls

Thanks to Shravan Joshi MBE, Charles Begley and the Bishopsgate Ward Team for highlighting the importance of London Liverpool Street station to the City of London.   As Britain’s busiest station, Liverpool Street is long overdue the transformation it deserves. You can read more about our plans here – https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs   London Property Alliance (CPA & WPA)  

"...the overwhelming response has been that it’s time to get on with making Liverpool Street station the best that it can be,” says Robin Dobson, Network Rail's group property director. Network Rail Property, the country’s biggest owner of brownfield land, is taking a more proactive and assertive role in regeneration. It used to be a net seller of land. Now, through partnerships and driving schemes forward under its own name, Network Rail is creating homes and jobs on underutilised brownfield sites, and generating the funding to upgrade its crumbling Victorian infrastructure. Thank you to Building Magazine for writing this comprehensive article. As Britain's busiest station, Liverpool Street is long overdue the transformation it deserves. It’s time for the station to become a destination in its own right, putting it up there with London’s best - where it belongs. You can read the full article here - https://lnkd.in/d_bPHatP

It's great to see Daily Express and Adam Toms covering the plans for London Liverpool Street station and the support from our public consultation 📰 . If you would like to learn more about our improvements for the passengers of Britain’s busiest station 🚉 , visit our website here https://lnkd.in/eP-BP9bs.

🗣️There has been overwhelming support for Network Rail’s plans to restore, respect and regenerate Britain’s busiest station, with three out of four passengers are in support of Network Rail Property’s new plans to make Liverpool Street station fit for the future. Follow the link below to read the press release and hear more about the plans: https://lnkd.in/erwhgXpH #time4liverpoolstreet