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Mill Hill actually has all 4 platforms full length - Think it was the first one they did before realising by only doing the slow platforms at some of the other stations it would reduce their costs significantly!
It's only Kentish town, cricklewood which has short platforms. Mill hill Broadway, Elstree, Radlett have been extended on the slows. Forgive me if i'm wrong, but i'm assuming that the stopping trains will all be RLU's (round the loop) and the semi-fasts will be FLU's (Which skip the short...
Why didn't they extend all the platforms? Presume it was to save money but as a user from Elstree, I seem to always to get on trains that are stopping on the fast lanes! Mill Hill broadway was extended on all platforms!
Can't stand the ironing board seats.. Have done two gatwick return trips from north of the thames... and on all four journeys i've been very uncomfortable after about 30 mins!
I completely agree with this. Their website is just so plain looking (boring) and the logo's look very childish to me.. I much prefer the previous yellow and blue thameslink branding from when Govia ran Thameslink first time around..
I doubt any rebranding will be done for this franchise...
I have a question. Why is thameslink (and FCC previously) so poor at giving out information during disruption? Why do the apps/live running boards contradict the actual train service? Its just so frustrating.
It does seem pretty poor to just have 4 trains running per hour.... I feel sorry for the commuters tomorrow morning!
When the core was closed for the St Pancras station box building, they managed a decent enough service whilst the core was closed for six months....?
Looks all new and shiny.. wonder how long it will last...
Is it just me or does anyone think that the Thameslink logo/branding (or lack of) and website are a bit underwhelming?
The old Thameslink livery (blue with yellow stripes) was one of the smartest liveries post privatisation.. But then...
I actually think it's a really sad situation. As quoted in some of the newspapers/new websites, without the support of the networks, there is no business. How a seemingly 'good' business which made profits of £100m+/year in the past couple of years can go into administration is a bit crazy!!
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