This would be good for West Croydon passengers and those coming from Sutton & beyond.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
YES please! Would be so great for the whole area and its residents....
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Bernard Winchester
10 years ago
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This would not only be good for local people, but would help all those coming from Brighton, Gatwick and other Thameslink stations who need to continue to stations on the Crystal Palace and Sutton lines. They currently have to change twice.
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Fiona Wood
10 years ago
Makes absolute sense for Thameslink to stop at Norwood Junction. It's a main junction on the railway and would benefit the area, local people and visitors immensely.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Anything to make S.Norwood great again.
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Laurence Herbert
10 years ago
A desirable and sociallly/commercially beneficial extension to a line which has already opened up and linked hithertofore unconnected areas of London
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Liz Herbert
10 years ago
This would make my life so much easier, cutting down hugely on the time it takes to see my grandchildren in South Norwood.
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Alessandra
10 years ago
Having thameslink trains stopping at Norwood Junction would be amazing
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Yvette Henlon
10 years ago
I welcome the Thamesline service stopping at norwood junction.
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BARRY TOBIN
10 years ago
Norwood Junction could become a secondary transport hub after East Croydon. A new Thameslink stop coupled with existing transport links to Victoria and the Overground would facilitate an integrated transport strategy.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
The ability to get to north London and its stations would be very useful.
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Kevin Howlett
10 years ago
TFL has spent loads of money north of the river and to the east and west. South London deserves better transport links. It is about time London invested more in SE.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It would open up even more of London to residents of South Norwood.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
It will cut down commuting time
It will help South Norwood regenerate quicker – Increased accessibility will attract new residents and in turn, attract more businesses.
Increased demand requires increased supply - Norwood Junction station traffic shows the increasing popularity of the area for commuters which is only set to continue.
We're ready and waiting - There is a platform at Norwood Junction which is currently unused other than for trains passing through.
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Kathie Dickson
10 years ago
It will mean easier commuting with more seat capacity
This would be good for West Croydon passengers and those coming from Sutton & beyond.
YES please! Would be so great for the whole area and its residents....
This would not only be good for local people, but would help all those coming from Brighton, Gatwick and other Thameslink stations who need to continue to stations on the Crystal Palace and Sutton lines. They currently have to change twice.
Makes absolute sense for Thameslink to stop at Norwood Junction. It's a main junction on the railway and would benefit the area, local people and visitors immensely.
Anything to make S.Norwood great again.
A desirable and sociallly/commercially beneficial extension to a line which has already opened up and linked hithertofore unconnected areas of London
This would make my life so much easier, cutting down hugely on the time it takes to see my grandchildren in South Norwood.
Having thameslink trains stopping at Norwood Junction would be amazing
I welcome the Thamesline service stopping at norwood junction.
Norwood Junction could become a secondary transport hub after East Croydon. A new Thameslink stop coupled with existing transport links to Victoria and the Overground would facilitate an integrated transport strategy.
The ability to get to north London and its stations would be very useful.
TFL has spent loads of money north of the river and to the east and west. South London deserves better transport links. It is about time London invested more in SE.
It would open up even more of London to residents of South Norwood.
It will cut down commuting time It will help South Norwood regenerate quicker – Increased accessibility will attract new residents and in turn, attract more businesses. Increased demand requires increased supply - Norwood Junction station traffic shows the increasing popularity of the area for commuters which is only set to continue. We're ready and waiting - There is a platform at Norwood Junction which is currently unused other than for trains passing through.
It will mean easier commuting with more seat capacity
a very good idea
bring thameslink to Norwood Junction!!!
An excellent and sensible suggestion.
This would be so helpful as I work in Farringdon.
I defoe think this needed