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Putting Community at the Heart of Our Stations Putting community at the heart of our stations Working together to improve our Railway We would like to thank our partners at North Staffordshire, Derwent Your Community Rail Valley line and Poacher line Community Rail Partnership for helping us provide the many improvements throughout the following pages. lines East Midlands Trains also work with the local community at other local stations across our network and would like to do more at your local Here at East Midlands Trains we work with communities across our station. See the back page to find out how to get involved. network to make our stations a more welcoming environment. On our three Community Rail routes we work together with our Community Rail Partnership Officers to engage with local people and community groups who take a real pride in improving their local station. The Poacher Line Our community rail lines include; the North Staffordshire, Derwent Jayne Wingad, Community Valley and Poacher line Community Rail Partnerships, which include an abundance of volunteers and station adopters alongside our Rail Officer Poacher Line Community Rail Officers. lincolnshire.gov.uk/poacherline Additional to the great work done by our Community Rail Partnerships and volunteers, East Midlands Trains have invested over £300 million in your stations including numerous improvements at local stations across our network. NetherfieldRadcliffe Bingham Aslockton Elton & Orston Bottesford North Staffordshire Line Derwent Valley Line Faye Lambert, Community Alastair Morley, Community Rail Officer Rail Officer northstaffsrail.org.uk derwentvalleyline.org.uk Community Impact on the North Staffordshire line North Staffordshire Line stations have improved enormously through great partnership working. A team of over 50 dedicated North Longport Longton Staffordshire line station adopters take great pride in providing the finishing touch, creating attractive station gardens and flower displays and ensuring stations are at the heart of the community. Working with North Staffordshire Community Rail Partnership and East Midlands Trains are businesses like TESCO, Nestle and JCB, local Pretty gardens at Longport, an inner-city Longton station is at the heart of councils, community organisations and many schools, all of whom station community life have helped to create improved station facilities and make stations more welcoming through community artwork and station events. Blythe Bridge Community involvement so far: Alsager Kidsgrove Longton station adopters create a new platform garden Adopters Stef and Becky say “Join the station adoption team” Uttoxeter Tutbury & Hatton Alsager School students and adopters Kidsgrove station rose garden have made Alsager an award-winning station The new Station Heritage Garden, a lovely passenger waiting area Adopters make Tutbury & Hatton station blooming marvellous Schoolchildren and adopters make bird boxes for station wildlife Great station gardens have herbs and fruits for you to pick and enjoy Adopter Barbara and helper making pretty gardens for Uttoxeter passengers Gorgeous displays, praised by the RHS for helping to create a welcoming station Youngsters support Kidsgrove by creating artwork and maintaining planters Coming soon Coming soon New planters sponsored by Nestle Community Café & fully accessible station Uttoxeter station mural Improvements on the North Staffordshire line • New waiting room and shelter on Platform 2 and 3 • New platform and shelter seating • New platform seating • Solar powered help points • Improved CCTV • Improved cycle storage • Refurbished toilets • Ramped access to booking hall • Waiting shelters • Improved cycle storage • New handrails on platform access ramps • Refurbished help points New waiting shelters at Longport • New fully accessible footbridge • Solar powered help points • Waiting shelters The new footbridge at • Waiting shelters • Solar powered help points Uttoxeter • Hearing loop • Improved cycle storage • Waiting shelters • Improvements to platform surface The new improved parking and gardens at Blythe Bridge • Waiting shelters • Improved car park • New platform seating New platform surface at • Solar powered help points Tutbury & Hatton • Improved cycle storage All stations now have • Improved cycle storage ✔ CCTV • Station forecourt refurbishment including multi-modal ✔ Customer Information Systems and announcement facilities interchange ✔ Cycle storage facilities ✔ Transformed station gardens, thanks to the community rail • Improved Pride Park entrance to the station partnership and station adopters • Updated passenger information screens Community Impact on the Derwent Valley line Local residents, family and friends, parish and town councils, Matlock Bath Whatstandwell Ambergate community groups and schools are taking great pride in making their local station a welcoming and attractive part of their community. Passengers are now greeted by attractive local station environments created by School Children with their new artwork School children planting at the station Flower power at Ambergate! our station adopters and wider inside the waiting room community, with the support of Derwent Valley Line Community Rail Partnership. Community involvement so far: Whatstandwell volunteers Linda planting daffodils Station Adopters with their new planting barrels Coming soon Belper Matlock Children’s artwork to be unveiled Cromford Duffield Tea, coffee and home-made cake are Adopters Jeanette and Janet with newly essential ingredients for Transition Belper planted tubs at Matlock East Midlands Trains staff host a staff volunteers challenge day to help improve the station Anton, a volunteer since 2005 with his long service award Peak Rail heritage service opens from Wildlife friendly gardens Matlock Colourful Cromford - planted by our Station Adopters Coming soon Ecclesbourne Valley Railway link opened New community mosaic art project from Duffield to Wirksworth Improvements on the Derwent Valley line • New visitor information point • Access ramp installed • New ticket machine into waiting room for • Solar powered help point wheelchairs and buggies • Pedestrian crossing The new access ramp at improvements Matlock Bath New visitor information point at Matlock Historic station footbridge refurbished in original colour • Refurbished station buildings now used scheme by local businesses and as self catering • New waiting shelter holiday accommodation • New cycle parking shelter • Historic station footbridge refurbished • Car park extended in original colour scheme • CCTV installed • CCTV installed by the Arkwright Society Cromford’s historic station The extended car park at buildings and footbridge Ambergate restored to former glory • New waiting shelters • New waiting shelter with ticket machine Derby • New platform seating inside • CCTV installed • New platform seating • Solar powered help points The new waiting shelters and ticket machine at Belper station New waiting shelter and All stations now have seating at Duffield station ✔ Customer Information Systems and announcement facilities ✔ Cycle storage facilities ✔ Transformed station gardens, thanks to community rail partnership and station adopters Community Impact on the Poacher line Our station adopters do a marvellous job helping to make Skegness Sleaford Ancaster our stations welcoming places for visitors and commuters alike, from tending flower planters to providing travel information at many of our unstaffed stations. Partnership working of local communities, authorities and Carolyn Sharpe (station adopter) and East Midlands Trains team building day Before the transformation at Ancaster businesses with East Midlands Rupert (half beagle/half cocker spaniel) who is official station mascot Trains makes the Poacher Line a sustainable and better way to travel. Community involvement so far: East Midlands Trains team building day After, new gravel boarder and planters Skegness station launch Sleaford to Aslockton What’s going on Wainfleet Music Train Events off the line? Skegness SO Fringe Festival, Skegness Silver Band Jubilee village celebrations, the Royal Party arrive by train at Aslockton Gainsborough Lea Music Train Batemans Brewary Wainfleet Boston (Plough Play Cast) Road The Princes Trust complete two weeks work at the through arrangements made with Lea Road station adopter John Butler. The Royal Party departing Aslockton station to join the Jubilee parade and Boston station mural designed and created celebrations South Lincolnshire Appalachian Dance by pupils of William Lovell C of E Show Academy Improvements on the Poacher line Skegness station has benefitted from a complete re-development. Other improvements include: Works included a new plaza, improving visibility and access to the • CCTV improvements station. The plaza design has a seaside theme with dune, sandcastle, • New information kiosk on station concourse “welcome” arch features and jolly fisherman sculpture. • Hanging baskets/planters The Jolly CCTV installed to improve security Fisherman at the railway station. The listed sculpture at shelter on the Nottingham bound The new Station Plaza at Skegness platform had been vandalised on • New seats provided and Skegness many occasions before CCTV was installed on platform 1 and 2 installed. • New waiting shelters • New help points Skegness • Recycled shelters Havenhouse • New waiting shelters Wainfleet • Car park Thorpe Culvert refurbishment New cycle shelter at Ancaster Swineshead Cycling pods at Heckington Hubberts Bridge Boston Bottesford station Elton
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