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Title: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: bobm on January 19, 2020, 10:44:22 From Journeycheck
Quote Gloucester: Lifts out of order The lifts will be out of order between Platform One and Platform Two from 13/10/2016 until the end of the day at Gloucester station. Aren't platforms 1 and 2 in fact one long single platform? Even more strangely have they really been out of order for more than three years? Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: ChrisB on January 19, 2020, 10:59:50 There’s also the same warning/date for Exeter Central on journrycheck now too
Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: froome on January 20, 2020, 04:24:43 I'm waiting to see the same warning for Oldfield Park. ;D
Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: Red Squirrel on January 20, 2020, 09:38:45 Apparently the footbridge to Gloucester Eastgate is also closed until further notice.
Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: PhilWakely on January 20, 2020, 10:49:46 Whilst waiting for a train at Pinhoe this morning, the delightful lady announcer - having requested our attention - politely advised customers to hold the handrail when using the stairs, or use the lift provided during icy conditions.
Pinhoe station has not had a footbridge - let alone a lift - since ceasing its original life back in 1966! Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: Timmer on January 20, 2020, 17:26:17 I'm waiting to see the same warning for Oldfield Park. ;D For a short while Oldfield Park had a footbridge whilst the steps leading to platform 1 were demolished and replaced with the disabled access ramp you see today. I think it was around the early 2000s.Title: Re: Lifts at Gloucester - 19 Jan 20 Post by: Bmblbzzz on January 20, 2020, 19:01:09 Pilning: The escalator is currently out of order. Please use the jet packs provided.
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