South Kensington Tube station to undergo £120 million redevelopment

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Sept, 22:56 · Archive

TfL has awarded a contract for a major redevelopment of South Kensington Tube station.

Transport for London has awarded a contract for a £120 million redevelopment of South Kensington Tube station. The project will add step-free access to all platforms for the first time, address overcrowding and increase capacity, whilst also delivering new homes at the site.

South Kensington Tube station to undergo £120 million redevelopment — Image: This Is Local London

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One of London's busiest Tube stations is getting step-free access for the first timeSouth Kensington Tube station will gain step-free access to every platform, new homes and extra capacity under TfL's major redevelopment plans.This Is Local London · 23 Sept, 11:31
South Kensington Tube £120 million redevelopment finally set to begin as TfL awards contractOvercrowding and a lack of disabled access at the busy station will be tackled by the project, which will also deliver new homesEvening Standard · 22 Sept, 12:40

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