Our station pages include detailed information about accessibility and the help that is available to passengers (see a list of our stations).
If you need help, please contact the train operating company that you are traveling with. Each station's disabled access page includes the
mobility assistance telephone number for train operators who use that station, or you can download contact details for train operators (PDF, 30 KB).
Our policy
We recognise our obligations under the Equality Act 2010 and we are constantly working to improve access for our disabled passengers at our stations:
- For wheelchair users and those with impaired mobility, we have installed lifts and ramps, improved car-parking spaces, made toilets accessible and introduced mobility assistance buggies where operationally possible
- For people with impaired hearing, we have installed induction loops at information offices and text phones at station receptions.
- For people with impaired vision, we have installed high contrast wayfinder signage around our stations. We also introduce tactile paving when making changes to our stations.
Whenever we rebuild or refurbish a station, we always follow guidelines of the Equality Act 2010 and make sure that all platforms are accessible for wheelchair users and others with impaired mobility.
Downloads
If you would like to find out more about our disabled people’s protection policy, we have published our generic statement of policy, Making Rail Accessible (PDF, 630 KB) which applies to all of our managed stations. It is also available in large print format (PDF, 883 KB).
A table summarising the accessibility at all 18 stations managed by Network Rail is also available - Station accessibility (PDF, 75 KB).