As part of a multi-million pound investment on improvements at seven of its busiest stations, train operator Southern is asking its passengers what improvements they would like to see before committing to the work.

Passengers at Brighton, Hove, Lewes, Haywards Heath, Redhill, Three Bridges and Worthing stations are being given the opportunity to say what they would most like to see happen from a list of proposed improvements. This will help us to prioritise the improvements, with work due to start towards the end of the year.

We need as many views as possible, so to maximise the number of responses, the survey can be completed at southernrailway.com/survey in around five minutes.

Southern’s Enhanced Stations Programme Manager, Corinne Sharpe said: “This is a great opportunity for our passengers to have a say in what and how they would like their stations to be improved. We have a number of proposals for each station and, although we won’t be able to everything, we will try to take account of what our passengers tell us they want the most.”

Among the choices for improvements are improved layout of booking halls, improved waiting rooms, better lighting, relocation and improvement of seating, upgrading of toilets, additional cycle spaces, improved pedestrian routes.

Each station has its own unique list of improvements for passengers to choose from, and the survey closes on Monday 16th August.