Access To The Station Compromised
The new development has diminished easy access to the station by bicycle by failing to meet the Department of Transport's guidelines in regard to cycle access. Before the development cyclists and pedestrians could cross the rail line using at grade crossings. They are to be removed. The only way to cross the rail line in the immediate area will be by the use of lifts. The station has good potential to be connected into the Public Bicycle Network but this has not been implemented, even though "It's part of the Plan".
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