For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.

Also the completion of the new Kingscross/St Pancras Thameslink
station commence the end of the month due to finsih mid 2005, thus no
through Thameslink services.

Christine

Life without sex just isn't life.
Make love not war!

"Christine" wrote in message
...
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz

In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz


I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

"John" wrote in message
...
In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark
website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz


I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

Thanks, John, I got that far too but there is no way that I will open files
with the exe extension !!

"John" wrote in message
...
In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark
website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz

I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

Thanks, John, I got that far too but there is no way that I will normally
open any internet files
with the exe extension !! However, since you did it and are alive to tell
the tale I followed it up and found (amongst others):-

Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1135

Application Type: Listed Building Consent

Location: South Abutment to former West Blackfriars and St Paul's Railway
Bridge, Blackfriars Road SE1
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Removal of existing central core infill, south and east walls to
be dismantled and existing north wall to be modified to allow new rail
bridge rib arches to pass through. Eastern-most cast iron company crest
(cartouche) to be relocated back to back adjacent to western-most crest on
remodelled Abutment, and including removal of existing stairlonk from
Ludgate House, 245 Blackfriars Road, in connection with works to Blackfriars
Bridge as part of Thameslink 2000


Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1137

Application Type: Full Planning Permission

Location: Blackfriars Railway Bridge SE1 and South Abutment to former West
Blackfriars & St Paul Railway Bridg
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Widening of railway bridge on existing redundant bridge piers,
removal of existing platforms/tracks, new track alignment & platform layout
to provide 2 through tracks on east side of bridge & 2 terminating tracks on
west side; platform extensions to accommodate 12 car trains spanning entire
bridge; new platform roof canopy spanning bridge, incl roof supports &
enclosure screens; new station entrance & ticket office on south side of
river & diversion of river walk under Blackfriars Railway Bridge;
modifications to southern abutment of former bridge incl. removal of
existing central core infill, partial dismantling of walls & relocation of
listed iron crests/cartouches to top of remodelled abutment [part of
Thameslink 2000]

Cheerz,
Baz

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( @ @ )
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"John" wrote in message
...
In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark
website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz

I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

Thanks, John, I got that far too but there is no way that I will normally
open any internet files
with the exe extension !! However, since you did it and are alive to tell
the tale I followed it up and found (amongst others):-

Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1135

Application Type: Listed Building Consent

Location: South Abutment to former West Blackfriars and St Paul's Railway
Bridge, Blackfriars Road SE1
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Removal of existing central core infill, south and east walls to
be dismantled and existing north wall to be modified to allow new rail
bridge rib arches to pass through. Eastern-most cast iron company crest
(cartouche) to be relocated back to back adjacent to western-most crest on
remodelled Abutment, and including removal of existing stairlonk from
Ludgate House, 245 Blackfriars Road, in connection with works to Blackfriars
Bridge as part of Thameslink 2000


Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1137

Application Type: Full Planning Permission

Location: Blackfriars Railway Bridge SE1 and South Abutment to former West
Blackfriars & St Paul Railway Bridg
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Widening of railway bridge on existing redundant bridge piers,
removal of existing platforms/tracks, new track alignment & platform layout
to provide 2 through tracks on east side of bridge & 2 terminating tracks on
west side; platform extensions to accommodate 12 car trains spanning entire
bridge; new platform roof canopy spanning bridge, incl roof supports &
enclosure screens; new station entrance & ticket office on south side of
river & diversion of river walk under Blackfriars Railway Bridge;
modifications to southern abutment of former bridge incl. removal of
existing central core infill, partial dismantling of walls & relocation of
listed iron crests/cartouches to top of remodelled abutment [part of
Thameslink 2000]

Cheerz,
Baz

\\\|///
\\ -- //
( @ @ )
----oOOo--(_)--oOOo--------

"John" wrote in message
...
In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark
website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz

I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

Thanks, John, I got that far too but there is no way that I will normally
open any internet files
with the exe extension !! However, since you did it and are alive to tell
the tale I followed it up and found (amongst others):-

Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1135

Application Type: Listed Building Consent

Location: South Abutment to former West Blackfriars and St Paul's Railway
Bridge, Blackfriars Road SE1
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Removal of existing central core infill, south and east walls to
be dismantled and existing north wall to be modified to allow new rail
bridge rib arches to pass through. Eastern-most cast iron company crest
(cartouche) to be relocated back to back adjacent to western-most crest on
remodelled Abutment, and including removal of existing stairlonk from
Ludgate House, 245 Blackfriars Road, in connection with works to Blackfriars
Bridge as part of Thameslink 2000


Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1137

Application Type: Full Planning Permission

Location: Blackfriars Railway Bridge SE1 and South Abutment to former West
Blackfriars & St Paul Railway Bridg
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Widening of railway bridge on existing redundant bridge piers,
removal of existing platforms/tracks, new track alignment & platform layout
to provide 2 through tracks on east side of bridge & 2 terminating tracks on
west side; platform extensions to accommodate 12 car trains spanning entire
bridge; new platform roof canopy spanning bridge, incl roof supports &
enclosure screens; new station entrance & ticket office on south side of
river & diversion of river walk under Blackfriars Railway Bridge;
modifications to southern abutment of former bridge incl. removal of
existing central core infill, partial dismantling of walls & relocation of
listed iron crests/cartouches to top of remodelled abutment [part of
Thameslink 2000]

Cheerz,
Baz

\\\|///
\\ -- //
( @ @ )
----oOOo--(_)--oOOo--------

"John" wrote in message
...
In article , Marratxi Marratxi@BazzaS
oft.NOMORESPAMfreeserve.co.uk writes

"Christine" wrote in message
.. .
For those interested, Thameslink 2000 project have lodged new planning
proposals for Blackfriars 'Bridge' Station, and Borough Market areas
with Southwark Borough Council in July. Can be view on The Southwark
Borough Council website.
Christine

Could you please post the exact link ? I got lost in the Southwark
website
and a search for "Thameslink" produced nothing !!
Thanx.
Baz

I went to their online website for planning applications
http://194.168.41.26/cgi-bin/acolnetcgi.exe and searched by date
received, after a struggle I found a series of applications on 25/06/04
- if you search for that date you can find the details.
--
John Alexander,

Thanks, John, I got that far too but there is no way that I will normally
open any internet files
with the exe extension !! However, since you did it and are alive to tell
the tale I followed it up and found (amongst others):-

Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1135

Application Type: Listed Building Consent

Location: South Abutment to former West Blackfriars and St Paul's Railway
Bridge, Blackfriars Road SE1
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Removal of existing central core infill, south and east walls to
be dismantled and existing north wall to be modified to allow new rail
bridge rib arches to pass through. Eastern-most cast iron company crest
(cartouche) to be relocated back to back adjacent to western-most crest on
remodelled Abutment, and including removal of existing stairlonk from
Ludgate House, 245 Blackfriars Road, in connection with works to Blackfriars
Bridge as part of Thameslink 2000


Planning Information for Application Number 04-AP-1137

Application Type: Full Planning Permission

Location: Blackfriars Railway Bridge SE1 and South Abutment to former West
Blackfriars & St Paul Railway Bridg
Planning Case File Number: TP/1390-247
Proposal: Widening of railway bridge on existing redundant bridge piers,
removal of existing platforms/tracks, new track alignment & platform layout
to provide 2 through tracks on east side of bridge & 2 terminating tracks on
west side; platform extensions to accommodate 12 car trains spanning entire
bridge; new platform roof canopy spanning bridge, incl roof supports &
enclosure screens; new station entrance & ticket office on south side of
river & diversion of river walk under Blackfriars Railway Bridge;
modifications to southern abutment of former bridge incl. removal of
existing central core infill, partial dismantling of walls & relocation of
listed iron crests/cartouches to top of remodelled abutment [part of
Thameslink 2000]

Cheerz,
Baz

\\\|///
\\ -- //
( @ @ )
----oOOo--(_)--oOOo--------

Apologies for the multi-posting, my computer seems to be having an identity
crisis !!! Must be the result of opening that .exe file.
Baz

Barry Salter wrote to uk.transport.london on Thu, 9 Sep 2004:

The last through Thameslink services will run *TOMORROW* (Friday, 10th
September), after which there's a blockade between Kings Cross
Thameslink and Kentish Town for at *LEAST* 36 weeks, during which
services from the South will terminate at either Blackfriars or Kings
Cross Thameslink, with those from the North terminating at London St
Pancras (not calling at Kentish Town or West Hampstead Thameslink
*Southbound* during the morning peak).

I'm sure that "blockade" is the official term being used, but it sounds
odd to me, as I associate blockades with lorry drivers protesting about
petrol prices......
--
"Mrs Redboots"
http://www.amsmyth.demon.co.uk/