The Access for All bid submitted by Network Rail to build a bridge between platforms at High Brooms station has seen its chances of success boosted by local support.

Tunbridge Wells is the third most popular origin point for flexi-season tickets on the Southeastern network, the rail operator has confirmed.

The station mural erected in 2017 to celebrate the history of Tunbridge Wells has been re-erected following structural work on the bridge above the platforms.

Following his submission to Network Rail in support of their new proposal to build a bridge between platforms 1 and 2 with lift access, Greg provides an update to constituents on his ongoing campaign to improve access at the High Brooms station. 

Greg has submitted his letter of support for Network Rail's renewed bid to improve access at High Brooms Station, after he successfully campaigned for the station to be awarded Access for All Funding worth £785,000 in 2020. 

Tunbridge Wells MP Greg Clark announced today that success had been reached in saving the 285 bus service which had been expected to end on the 1st April.

I thought you might appreciate an update on what is happening about the 285 Bus Service from Hawkenbury to the Town centre.

Six months on since helping to secure the introduction of flexible ticketing on the UK's railways, Greg has written to the Secretary of State for Transport to renew his call, as outlined in his Times of Tunbridge Wells column last June, for further options to be introduced in the flexi-ticket ran

Greg has expressed his disappointed that a feasibility study has ruled out a new passenger ramp at High Brooms station, but welcomed a decision by Network Rail to plan instead for a lift and footbridge

Following Greg's successful campaign, flexible tickets were finally introduced on the rail network on Monday 21 June for use on the 28 June.