A railway station is to undergo a multi-million-pound overhaul in a bid to make “a huge difference” to disabled passengers. Rail users at Shortlands in Bromley are set to benefit from several accessibility upgrades. The £8.5m programme of work, which is being delivered by Network Rail, will create step-free access for passengers and is expected to be finished in spring 2025. Once complete, the station will enable commuters with limited mobility and visual impairments, plus those travelling with pushchairs and bicycles, to make their way around the station. The work will make the station step-f…