... said though, aren't the services moving to St Pancras Midland Road eventually? I really can't think of anything helpful to say about taking a ...or by a barrier line parallel to the tracks at the Euston Road end of platform 8. On the level at least but a long way round from Grays Inn Road. They are planning to move the buffer stops Northwards a bit ...

...> not so sure about movements *to* platforms 1-8, especially from Gray's Inn Road (the South East). The entrance flows are shown on the drawing on page 9 of: ...Northern Hotel. As someone else has said though, aren't the services moving to St Pancras Midland Road eventually? I really can't think of anything helpful to say about taking a bike through a gateline, but I'...

... southern entrance, between the existing station and the Great Northern Hotel. As someone else has said though, aren't the services moving to St Pancras Midland Road eventually? I really can't think of anything helpful to say about taking a bike through a gateline, but I'm sure cyclists will ...

... so sure about movements *to* platforms 1-8, especially from Gray's Inn Road (the South East). The entrance flows are shown on the drawing on page 9 of:... station and the Great Northern Hotel. As someone else has said though, aren't the services moving to St Pancras Midland Road eventually? I really can't think of anything helpful to say about taking a bike through a gateline, but I'...

...> That's my concern as a cyclist. Access from Euston Road or Gray's Inn Road to trains via a footbridge is not acceptable. As a fellow cyclist, who sometimes brings his ...footbridge! I have a feeling that work to King's Cross will precede the St Pancras Midland Road GN connection and by the time that happens I'll have retired. -- Colin Rosenstiel...

...'t yet been decided/confirmed - St. Pancras Midland Road is the "project name",... wouldn't be too keen on St Pancras Thameslink, but I'm ... already calling the Thameslink station 'St. Pancras Midland Road Low Level' and the MML platforms 'St. Pancras Midland Road High Level'. I wonder if...the CTRL-DS platforms will end up being called 'St. Pancras Kentish Road'! Surely it should be...

... wrote: Some people are already calling the Thameslink station 'St. Pancras Midland Road Low Level' and the MML platforms 'St. Pancras Midland Road High Level'. I wonder if the CTRL-DS platforms will end up being called 'St. Pancras Kentish Road'! I remember reading years ago a suggest that it be called St Pancras British Musuem.

...'t yet been decided/confirmed - St. Pancras Midland Road is the "project name", ... wouldn't be too keen on St Pancras Thameslink, but I'm ...> naming. Some people are already calling the Thameslink station 'St. Pancras Midland Road Low Level' and the MML platforms 'St. Pancras Midland Road High Level'. I wonder if the CTRL-DS platforms will end up being called 'St. Pancras Kentish Road'!...

..., "Paul Scott" <notvalidpmsc...@btinternet.com> wrote: The new underground station at St Pancras for Thameslink services is usually referred to as 'Midland Road' in the various documentation available on ... hasn't yet been decided/confirmed - St. Pancras Midland Road is the "project name", as it were. I guess FCC wouldn't be too keen on St Pancras Thameslink, but I'm sure they ...

... will close in December 2007 and First Capital Connect will move to the brand new St Pancras International complex.' 'King's Cross Thameslink will close following the departure of the last train...train on Sunday 9 December will depart from the new St Pancras International, which will be fully operational from that date.' http://www.firstcapitalconnect.co.uk/...