Arriving In Platform 0 At Kings Cross

I’ve arrived in Kings Cross station hundreds of times, but today, when i came back from Spalding via Peterborough, it could have been the first time, that I arrived in Platform 0.

I took these pictures of the island between Platform 0 and Platform 1, which contains the InterCity 225.

Note that it is a very long and wide platform.

I am getting more convinced that the answer to the question I asked in Is King’s Cross Station Ready For Parcel Trains?, is in the affirmative.

September 8, 2021 - Posted by AnonW | Transport/Travel | Express Parcels/Light Freight Services, Kings Cross Station, LNER

1 Comment »

Not sure why you referenced platform 0 when all the pics are of platform 1. The problem with platform 1 is it is not wide enough to add another platform interface without major reconstruction to realign with narrower platforms and possibly 2 more tracks.

Comment by Andrew Bruton | September 9, 2021 | Reply

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