Imperial Wharf

Typical tesco, very neutral atmosphere and haven't experienced bad customer service as of yet.

This area it's a nightmare.when its it's raining. No informations. Rude staff. And always the train service always cancelled or delayed. We paying for very bad service.

Clean station, fairly frequant trains and has step free access.

The station is inefficient, the timetable on this line is unsuitable during peak times. Leaving the station in peak times is a struggle as the stairs are not wide enough - when it rains you get drenched as the gutter is poor and drainage from the stairs just terrible, water splashes up from loose tiles. Appalling, needs extra exit.

Language Watch Edit Imperial Wharf is a railway station located in Fulham in south-west London on the West London Line and in common with many stations has given rise to its own sub-district name Imperial Wharf, which is to some minds synonymous with Chelsea Harbour. The station is between West Brompton and Clapham Junction stations and services are provided by London Overground and Southern. The station opened on Sunday 27 September 2009 and is managed by London Overground History Edit Calls for a station here were met in 2005 with a fully costed station and signalling at £3 million, of which £1.7 million had already been provided by Berkeley Homes Plc through its St George upmarket London-focused subsidiary,the developer of the Imperial Wharf site, leaving a funding shortfall of £1.3 million. In October 2007, Hammersmith and Fulham Council announced that St George Homes had agreed to provide another £1.2 million, roughly enough to complete the project. It is also reported that the planning permission for the whole of the Imperial Wharf development was only given on the basis that a station was built.[citation needed] The station secured full funding on 28 April 2008. The station opened on Sunday 27 September 2009, in a ceremony attended by the Mayor of London, Boris Johnson. Locale The new station provides an important link for the Sands End area to Clapham Junction station in the south of London and northwards towards Willesden Junction station. This will be particularly important as the area is further developed by both private and public organisations. This investment includes a new residential development called "The Gallery" which has been started on recently cleared land next to the Laura Ashley offices, between Bagleys Lane and Elbe Street.