Euston Station Halts Advertising Board After Commuter Outcry

Transport Secretary orders Network Rail to switch off the controversial screen as part of a plan to improve passenger conditions.

The 200ft advertising screen at Euston Station has been turned off following complaints about overcrowding and lack of information.
Transport Secretary Louise Haigh criticized the station's management and tasked Network Rail with developing a plan to enhance passenger experience.
Network Rail's five-point improvement plan includes increasing concourse space and improving operations during disruptions.
Passenger safety concerns were raised by watchdog London TravelWatch, citing high levels of overcrowding and last-minute announcements.
Network Rail's senior management will meet with the Transport Secretary to discuss long-term improvements for Euston Station.