Summary
There are calls for Transport for London to fix a big puddle near Euston Station that forms after rain. The puddle has made it hard for people, especially those with disabilities, to move around safely. Although some drainage work was done last year, the problem has come back, and authorities are investigating further.
Key Facts
- A large puddle forms near Euston Station after it rains.
- This problem has made it difficult for people to walk safely, especially those with disabilities.
- Transport for London (TfL) tried to fix the issue last year, but the puddle reappeared.
- The Royal National Institute of Blind People has urged authorities to fix the problem quickly.
- The puddle blocks access to a crossing needed for reaching Moorfields Eye Hospital.
- Camden Council's Adam Harrison wants a new plan to fix the recurring issue.
- The water also poses a risk to elderly people and those with mobility challenges.
- TfL will work with Thames Water to investigate and manage the drainage system.
