euston

Also stations close to each other where the ticketing system allows passengers to make interchanges are grouped together, like Euston and Euston Square.

Yeah - it's about the same amount of time from my local station (east Greenwich) to Euston as from e.g.

Oh, and there is a fast train (no stops) to Euston which takes only 12 minutes.

Now all you need to do is train your OCR to decipher the scrawl on the blackboards at the Euston Tap...

If I can recall it's something like a 45 minute train ride from Euston station to Bletchley.

You can take a London Midlands train from London Euston to the Bletchley station and then walk a short distance to the park.

I'm an American who lives just outside London in Watford, and I'm 17 minutes from Euston Station by train.

The extension to Euston was supposed to have 11 platforms.

Time to change between lines at interchange stations also feels unrealistic (1 minute Northern-Bank to Victoria at Euston and 2 minutes Victoria to Piccadilly at Green Park?).

Brewdog, Euston tap, the skaters at South Bank, etc.

> that won't even go into the centre of our capital city Is Euston not the centre?

If you're able to do that, then for instance, right now you can get a ticket from Euston to Manchester on Weds 10th December mid-morning for 35 quid.

Then Euston-Kings Cross is Northbound on one line, and Southbound on another.

When I was there in 2006 there were many direct trains from there to London Euston.

Or you could live in Birmingham, in a £650/month one-bedroom apartment 10 minutes away from New Street station, where you can take a 70 minute train to London Euston.