>I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's
>Cross area in a few weeks' time. I normally arrange to do this at
>exits from tube stations but with all the work going on in and around
>King's Cross that seems a recipe for confusion to me!
>
>Does anyone here have any suggestions where specifically I might choose
>to meet them? (A "public area", where we wouldn't cause an obstruction
>and wouldn't accused of being on railway property or similar; oh and
>something easy for a stranger to spot!)
>
>Thanks in advance.

> I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's
> Cross area in a few weeks' time. I normally arrange to do this at
> exits from tube stations but with all the work going on in and around
> King's Cross that seems a recipe for confusion to me!

> Ian Jelf wrote:

>> I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's
>> Cross area in a few weeks' time.   I normally arrange to do this at
>> exits from tube stations but with all the work going on in and around
>> King's Cross that seems a recipe for confusion to me!

>
> There is a large statue in St Pancras called, I believe, "Meeting Point".

> On 9 Apr, 10:26, "John Rowland"
> journeyflow.spamspam.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>> Ian Jelf wrote:

>>> I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's
>>> Cross area in a few weeks' time. I normally arrange to do this at
>>> exits from tube stations but with all the work going on in and around
>>> King's Cross that seems a recipe for confusion to me!

>> There is a large statue in St Pancras called, I believe, "Meeting Point".

>
> But it's useless as one. It's circuituous to get to and I'm pretty
> certain it isn't signposted.
>
> I'd suggest the west side of the KX concourse between the Travel
> Centre and the end of platform 8, as it's not really a through route.
>
> If you want to avoid railway property, the WHSmiths on the KX
> concourse has big signs where it backs onto Euston Road. So "outside
> KX by the WhSmiths sign" should be a followable instruction.
> ...

> I'd suggest the west side of the KX concourse between the Travel
> Centre and the end of platform 8, as it's not really a through route.

>On Wed, 9 Apr 2008 09:22:51 +0100, Ian Jelf bluebadge.demon.co.uk>
>wrote:
>

>>I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's
>>Cross area in a few weeks' time. I normally arrange to do this at
>>exits from tube stations but with all the work going on in and around
>>King's Cross that seems a recipe for confusion to me!
>>
>>Does anyone here have any suggestions where specifically I might choose
>>to meet them? (A "public area", where we wouldn't cause an obstruction
>>and wouldn't accused of being on railway property or similar; oh and
>>something easy for a stranger to spot!)
>>
>>Thanks in advance.

>
>http://www.tfl.gov.uk/tfl/gettingaround/maps/buses/pdf/kingscross-2150.pdf
>
>How about beside stops D and E? This is in front of W H Smiths so it's ...

> I need to arrange to meet a small group (<15) somewhere in the King's Cross
> area in a few weeks' time. I normally arrange to do this at exits from tube
> stations but with all the work going on in and around King's Cross that seems
> a recipe for confusion to me!
>
> Does anyone here have any suggestions where specifically I might choose to
> meet them? (A "public area", where we wouldn't cause an obstruction and
> wouldn't accused of being on railway property or similar; oh and something
> easy for a stranger to spot!)

>
> Argyle Square?

>Tom Anderson wrote:

>>
>> Argyle Square?

>
>Great. If Ian's late, they can buy some drugs and shag a hooker while
>they're waiting.