Greater Manchester’s $100M Station Upgrade | Manchester News

Greater Manchester is pouring over £100 million into upgrading train stations—new lifts, ramps, and footbridges—to finally tear down those old Victorian barriers and make rail travel truly accessible for everyone. From parents with strollers to commuters hauling bags, this isn’t just infrastructure—it’s about real people moving freely. Stations like Daisy Hill and Irlam are already step-free, while Bryn, Hindley, and Reddish North are underway. The Bee Network’s 2030 vision is coming alive, with Levenshulme, Flowery Field, and Newton for Hyde set to transform in 2027, and Stockport stations following in 2028. This massive investment isn’t just about trains—it’s about connecting communities and making public transport work for all.

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