The new development will see future passenger growth. A £2.3 million improvement scheme will ensure the station can accommodate demand and make it an important gateway into Biggleswade and Central Bedfordshire.
What it'll look like
What it'll include
The project will enhance the public areas, provide a bus interchange and promote sustainable transport and active travel to the station.
The scheme will see:
- improved pedestrian access
- improved bus links to and from rail services
- enhanced public space using high-quality materials
- real-time bus and rail arrival/departure information
- a new road layout, including an extension to the 20mph speed limit
Public art
The interchange also includes public art in the form of the Biggleswade Needle.
Find out more about public art at the interchange.
When it'll happen
Construction started in August 2022 and should be complete in spring 2023.
Other improvements planned by Network Rail and Govia Thameslink Railways at the station include:
- accessible, step-free, access to all platforms
- improved secure cycle parking
- accessible toilets with baby change facility
The changes will make it easier for people to switch between different modes of transport and encourage people to use sustainable modes of travel.
The plans are the result of our collaboration with Network Rail and Govia Thameslink Railway. We jointly funded this with Homes England’s Housing Infrastructure Fund.