Contents - Barking & Dagenham

Barking Station Interchange
4. Stakeholder Management
4.1 Introduction
A stakeholder workshop has been held on 14 th October 2008 to identify wider views on
requirements for development of the interchange. Table 4.1 shows the key stakeholders
consulted, together with key issues of interest. These issues have been considered in the
identification of opportunities at Section 5 of this report.
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Table 4.1 – Key Stakeholders
Stakeholder Issues of Interest Method of
Engagement
London Rail /
Overground
London Underground
Limited
London Buses
Major Projects
Interchange
Land Use Planning /
Borough Partnerships
PCO and walking /
cycling champions
Street Management
C2C Rail
Network Rail
Transport for London
Impact of interchange development on demand
and crowding levels for C2C, and East London
Line. Also impact of development on rail
operations.
Impact of interchange development on District
Line demand and crowding.
Stopping and waiting space, potential to
accommodate planned service frequencies
and ELT.
Coherence with wider transport schemes e.g.
ELT, LUL PPP, C2C upgrade.
Integration between modes e.g. rail, bus and
ELT.
Land availability, acquisition and usage.
Provision of high-quality public real, cycle
parking and cycle lanes.
Potential impacts of any potential traffic
diversion, and street furniture.
Other stakeholders
Impact of interchange development on C2C
demand and crowding levels.
Land acquisition / ownership, infrastructure
development, and impact of development on
rail operations.
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Stakeholder
management
group, and
telephone
discussions as
required.
Stakeholder
management
group, and
telephone
discussions as
required.