Network Rail will advertise platforms earlier on some services at the central London station.
Rail passengers will be able to get to their platforms earlier at a central London station in an effort to reduce the so-called "Euston rush".
The plan includes other measures such as turning off a large advertising screen while its usage is reviewed, creating more concourse space, upgrading toilets and enhancing how the station operates during disruption.Ms Haigh said: "I am pleased to see immediate improvements being made at Euston station to reduce the risk of overcrowding, drive up standards and deliver a better experience for passengers.She added work was under way on a "long-term solution for the station".
Major work to prepare a site alongside the station for HS2 was halted by the Conservative government in March last year.
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