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On Mar 15, 9:24*am, "Peter Masson" wrote:
"Martin Petrov" wrote in message ... will anything happen to them now? I can't see what COULD be done with them, but are there any ambitious cunning ways to use them in the offing? Alternative terminating platform for Metropolitan line services? There are two Met terminal platforms that are hardly used - do they still use them for stabling between the peaks? Enough passengers want Liverpool Street main line station, or offices east of Moorgate, that it would be daft to terminate trains at Moorgate that could go on to Aldgate. How will access to the Liverpool Street/Moorgate Crossrail station affect Moorgate? Peter It is a pity that there is no practical use for the terminal platforms at Moorgate. I remember them being seriously refurbished in the 1980s. But the former LMS and LNER connection will cease with the Thameslink upgrade. Aldgate is clearly a more passenger convenient location for turning LT trains. Albeit, the location is cramped and operationally awkward. Maybe TfL can learn from Network rail and put a small shopping mall in the area currently occupied by the terminal platforms. |
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