ACME has submitted long-awaited proposals to overhaul London’s Liverpool Street station following the departure of star architect Herzog & de Meuron from the job last year. Subscribe. ... Network Rail ...

What the new Liverpool Street station could look like if the proposal gets a go-ahead (Picture: Network Rail) London Liverpool Street station has taken one step closer to a major revamp.. Changes ...

London Liverpool Street station 2025 changes . Now Network Rail, in collaboration with ACME architects, has submitted a planning application for the City of London to decide on the final look of ...

The Liverpool Street Station Campaign (LSSCA), which is led by Victorian Society president Griff Rhys Jones, said it was “perverse” that the £1bn project was still proposing the demolition of a large ...

Here are the first images of London Liverpool Station transformation which is set to cost £1.5bn.

ACME’s proposals to overhaul London’s Liverpool Street station are facing opposition from the Victorian Society, which has signalled its intent to lodge an objection to the plans Images and details of ...

Liverpool Street is Britain’s busiest station according to the most recent Office of Rail and Road data, having seen 80.4 million entries and exits from its platforms between 1 April 2022 and 31 ...

Time for Liverpool Street says new retail, leisure and work spaces in the station will help to deliver the City of London’s plans to secure long-term economic growth – boosting the local ...

London Liverpool Street has retained its title of Britain's busiest railway station as passenger numbers soared over the past year, new figures show. The estimated number of people entering and ...

The redesign of London's Liverpool Street station has been described by opponents as a "billion pound gamble" after a report raised doubts over its financial viability.

Liverpool Street has retained its crown as the busiest train station in the country as the extraordinary power of the Elizabeth line to attract passengers was revealed. A total of 94.5m “entries ...