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Six railway stations get new audio guides to help blind and partially sighted passengers
Find out how the recordings could help people feel more confident navigating busy stations before they travel.
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00:00Six railway stations across the network have audio guides designed to help blind and partially
00:06sighted passengers navigate before they travel. The guides cover London Blackfriars and Sutton
00:12in southwest London, alongside Brighton, Eastbourne, Stevenage and Luton Airport Parkway. They were
00:19developed by Sight Loss Council volunteers with accessibility managers at Govia Thameslink
00:24Railway. The recordings explain station layouts and facilities, allowing passengers to familiarise
00:31themselves with what they will encounter. The guides were co-authored with Sight Loss Charity
00:37Thomas Pocklington Trust. They are available through Southern, Thameslink and Great Northern
00:42Websites.

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