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answer › question first answered	2016-04-27T16:40:41.663Z
tabling member › label	Biography information for Tom Blenkinsop
answering dept id	27
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22/04/2016

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Railway Stations: Disability

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To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what recent progress has been made on increasing the number of wheelchair accessible stations from street to platform level at National Rail and London Underground stations.

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Middlesbrough South and East Cleveland

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Tom Blenkinsop

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35128

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27/04/2016

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We take improving station accessibility very seriously and the Access for All programme has delivered step free access at over 150 stations with a further 68 projects in construction or development. In addition, whenever infrastructure work is carried out at stations it must meet current accessibility standards. For example, when Crossrail fully opens in 2019, all 40 stations on the route will also have step free access. Step free access to London Underground is a matter for Transport for London, but I understand that 66 Tube stations and 57 London Overground stations currently have step-free access, and Docklands Light Railway stations are all step-free.

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Devizes

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Claire Perry

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27/04/2016 16:40:41

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label	Biography information for Tom Blenkinsop