Talk:Salfords railway station

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As far as I am aware no comment has been made about the london bridge service being handed over to First capital connect, so I am not sure why this has been changed. The thameslink project just states that two trains an hour will be added to horsham calling at stations from redhill.sailor iain 09:21, 12 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]

As i understand it from Thameslink Programme, TFL and Network Rail the current Thameslink run by FCC will be rapidly expanded joining up the former WAGN services out of Kings Cross and Thameslink services into Moorgate with Southern and Southeastern services, particularly many that currently run into London Bridge. I'm not sure on the exact service breakdowns, as they intend to keep some terminating platforms at London Bridge. Pickle 15:10, 12 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]