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Mizter T wrote:
On 23 Jan, 14:51, "Peter Masson" wrote: London Bridge has 15 platforms now, and will have 15 platforms when all is finished. But the Thameslink platforms will be more or less where the Charing Cross platforms are now, and the Charing Cross platforms will be more or less on the site of the old South Eastern low level station, extending a little way into the Brighton train shed. AIUI the Shard wo't ake any operational space from the station. Thanks Peter (though I dunno why I didn't just count the total number of platforms that you said the redeveloped station will have in earlier posts - d'oh!). Anyhow that firmly puts to bed a misapprehension that I'd somehow picked up from somewhere. Found the drawings I was referring to again - they are right at the back of this pdf on the DfT's 'Thameslink closures' site. What would be helpful is an overlay showing the exact footprint of the Shard, but you should get the general layout the new station anyway. http://www.dft.gov.uk/pgr/rail/pi/tl...easons2005.pdf Paul S |
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