A major crowding at London Bridge station yesterday meant commuters ‘feared they’d be trampled on’ at rush hour.
Another added: ‘You are treating us worse than cattle. At peak commute time, you give us a three-coach train. With no regards for our safety or well-being. Our journey to Uckfield on the 5.10pm service from London Bridge is a total hell.
‘We needed to activate crowd management plans to stop platforms becoming too busy and keep everyone safe. ‘We’re working closely with Southeastern to ensure our plans for managing disruption are safe and minimise the impact of disruption.’
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