I joined Network Rail at Tring Station on Friday to take a look at the newest station improvements.

Network Rail has completed the £5.8 million 'Access for All' upgrade, which included new lifts, ramps and new footbridge, making the railway more accessible for people with additional mobility needs.

The investment has come directly from the Department for Transport’s 'Access for All' programme, which was launched in 2006 to improve accessibility at railway stations nationwide.

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