ACME London celebrates UK Employee Ownership Day and joins other employee-owned companies celebrating this different business model. It also marks our first anniversary of being 100% employee owned.

Our EOT Board has been greatly supported by our independent two trustees Hanif Kara and Helen Hyde, who join us quarterly and guide us through this new chapter of employee ownership.

"It’s been a pleasure to play a part in supporting ACME as a new employee-owned business. Their charter for how they want to operate as an EOB is a really thoughtful, inspirational vision for their aims for the business. Employee owners have an opportunity to support ACME in this vision through task groups which report back to the Trust Board. I'm really looking forward to working with ACME in the year ahead."

Helen Hyde, Independent Trustee Director & Chair

Read ACME's Charter here.

Network Rail Property has announced it is to bring forward new plans to redevelop Britain’s busiest station, London Liverpool Street, to transform the customer experience.

It’s time the station becomes a destination in its own right, to handle the demands of the future.

London Liverpool Street station is a major transport hub connecting well over 100 million people a year within London and the southeast, with passengers forecast to grow to over 140 million a year by 2050.

This is a transport-led scheme promoted by Network Rail Property focussed on providing big improvements to the everyday experience for passengers, including:

• Increasing the size of the concourse to ease congestion  

• Step-free access across the station and London Underground 

• Delivering 7 new lifts to make Network Rail platforms and the London Underground more accessible.  

• Increasing the number of escalators from 4 to 8 to enable easier access to the trains  

• More ticket barriers to reduce queuing 

• New toilets, including family facilities on all levels of the station. 

• New landmark entrances on Liverpool Street, Bishopsgate and Exchange Square. 

• Additional waiting lounges  

• Better signage throughout, making the busses easier to find. 

• More cycle storage with direct access to platforms 

• More space for passengers inside the station

• A greater variety of cafes, restaurants and shops 

More information

For more information please go to
www.timeforliverpoolstreet.co.uk

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