Improvements At Bank Station

As I passed Bank station, there was a lot going on in the area and in the short walk to Cannon Street station.

What is happening on the surface, is only small beer compasred to what is going on under the ground.

This visualisation, shows what the new Bank station will look like.

Completion dates look like 2017 for the Walbrook entrance and 2021 for the completed Bank station.

I think that this development will have one of the largest effects of any transport-related project in London.

September 27, 2016 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Bank Station, Bank Station Cannon Street Entrance, Bank Station Upgrade, Bank Station Walbrook Entrance, Stations, Waterloo And City Line

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