Did you manage to get any pictures of these areas? I do think the internal lifts will open before the one to the railway station. Further to my earlier post I was at Victoria today and found the new escalators for Victoria Line from the south Ticket hall to lower interchange Subway are now in use operating in both directions.
While not in use yet the lift next to these escalators is just protected by temporary cord. In addition the stairs up to the mainline station that have been closed for renovation are open. However still no sight of lift up to mainline station. Great update! I was also in Victoria today and managed to take a few pictures of the newly opened sections, you can check it out on my latest post. Personally, I think the lift to the mainline station will be the last to open, as I read on one of the TfL Progress reports that step-free access for all platforms from the NORTH ticket hall would be available starting this June obviously delayed but the whole project would not be complete until December.
I would be delighted if the eastbound platform hoardings also went down this weekend. As I mentioned in the Victoria Station article the hoarding on eastbound platform is still in place. I was at Waterloo Station today and it looks like the York Road entrance to Underground is approaching as it has gained full name and a glass section of roofing outside to protect passengers from rain entering and leaving the station. Work has also begun to reconnect the Mainline station with closure of the highwalk from Waterloo Station across York Road to new building underway with a new entrance at 1st floor level.
A missed opportunity by former Mayor Boris Johnson given its Canary Wharf Group development with their good record of accessibllity. It is a very exciting announcement! More than , people have been prevented from using London transport unless they wear a mask.
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