Save train services from Beckenham Junction/Kent House/Penge East/Sydenham Hill/West Dulwich to St Pancras and beyond.
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Carola Von Deym
11 years ago
it is vital to keep this cross-town connection from the south east
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Dominic Fielding
11 years ago
We need more and better infrastructure, not less. Please keep the service and keep London moving.
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Edward Fox
11 years ago
This service should not be removed.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This service greatly appreciated and required. Please re think.
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Chris Elmer
11 years ago
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These trains are always packed. The 5.56 from blackfriars to kent house is ridiculously rammed. In the morning, one cancelled train and herne hill descends into a misery pit with commuters left on the platorm as train after train leaves without a space for them.
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Liz poulter
11 years ago
Cut off from the north of the Thames yet again!!!
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KENNETH MALIPHANT
11 years ago
Only Network in the World thats reducing its service
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Hugh Lazarus
11 years ago
People rely on the existing transport, and to remove it willy-nilly is unacceptable.
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Christine Stephen
11 years ago
We need more transport links not fewer.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
The residents of Beckenham rely on good and frequent rail services - they should not be reduced.
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Annette Medder
11 years ago
This service is a much needed and used from Beckenham. It is very unfair to removed this service.
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Mary Goward
11 years ago
I very unhappy with the suggested cancellation which will disrupt my journey to work
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Nick Kanaar
11 years ago
Serious inconvenience and expense will arise
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This route is essential to this area.
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Lucy Ward
11 years ago
I would like to see the rail link between Beckenham Junction and St Pancras continue. I reguarly use this service and it is always an incredibly busy train which shows that this service is popular so not sure why it would be cancelled.
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Glenn Murphy
11 years ago
They should be adding to the service, not taking it away!
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Deborah Elliff
11 years ago
I have a annual train card and use the trains regularly into London.
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Raymond Watson
11 years ago
It is necessary to keep this connection alive, St. Pancras & Eurostar, local connections for London hospital appointments etc.
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Louise Watson
11 years ago
I, and several friends, use this service fairly often - it would be a great loss to the communities from both sides of London if this connection were to be abandoned.
it is vital to keep this cross-town connection from the south east
We need more and better infrastructure, not less. Please keep the service and keep London moving.
This service should not be removed.
This service greatly appreciated and required. Please re think.
These trains are always packed. The 5.56 from blackfriars to kent house is ridiculously rammed. In the morning, one cancelled train and herne hill descends into a misery pit with commuters left on the platorm as train after train leaves without a space for them.
Cut off from the north of the Thames yet again!!!
Only Network in the World thats reducing its service
People rely on the existing transport, and to remove it willy-nilly is unacceptable.
We need more transport links not fewer.
The residents of Beckenham rely on good and frequent rail services - they should not be reduced.
This service is a much needed and used from Beckenham. It is very unfair to removed this service.
I very unhappy with the suggested cancellation which will disrupt my journey to work
Serious inconvenience and expense will arise
This route is essential to this area.
I would like to see the rail link between Beckenham Junction and St Pancras continue. I reguarly use this service and it is always an incredibly busy train which shows that this service is popular so not sure why it would be cancelled.
They should be adding to the service, not taking it away!
I have a annual train card and use the trains regularly into London.
It is necessary to keep this connection alive, St. Pancras & Eurostar, local connections for London hospital appointments etc.
I, and several friends, use this service fairly often - it would be a great loss to the communities from both sides of London if this connection were to be abandoned.
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