Project overview
Barnsley Council are proposing works to improve accessibility at Darton Station and improve connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists. The project is part of the South Yorkshire Mayoral Combined Authority (SYMCA) Transforming Cities Fund (TCF).
The Darton Station Access Scheme aims to create a safer route between the two platforms by utilising the existing underpass, whilst improving connectivity for pedestrians and cyclists either side of the railway line.
As part of these works the stop junction on Mill Lane will also be improved, the footpath on Woolley Colliery Road/Station Road extended from the train station to the underpass, and a route linking the proposed active travel hub to the station will also be improved. A more suitable location will be utilised for a crossing on Woolley Colliery Road as part of work to improve the pedestrian link between Woolley Colliery and Darton Station.
Projected timeline
The table below shows the proposed key milestones that we're currently working towards.
Activity | Date |
Full business case submission | June 2022 |
Construction start | October 2022 |
Construction end | March 2023 |
Supporting information
Details of the proposed changes are shown in Darton Station access improvement maps.
Your feedback
We're holding an engagement event and are inviting anyone interested to come and view our plans and ask any questions.
Date | Venue | Time |
Thursday 16 June 2022 | The Darton Centre, Darton, Barnsley, S75 5DQ | 9.30am to 4.30pm |
We'd love to get your feedback on this scheme. You can fill in our Darton Station Access Scheme survey to let us know your thoughts, or you can give us your feedback at our engagement event.
Contact us
For any further information regarding this transport scheme, please contact us by emailing transportation@barnsley.gov.uk