More commuter train services between Peterborough and London Kings Cross to start in June
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Commuters on the Great Northern route between Peterborough and London will be offered an extra train each way from early next month.
Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), which operates Great Northern trains, is introducing the additional weekday services in response to rising demand and comments from passengers who called for more peak-time capacity.
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Hide AdThe two new fast services will operate from Monday 3 June, providing more comfort and convenience for commuters using Peterborough, Huntingdon, St Neots, Biggleswade and Stevenage stations.
The additional morning train will depart Peterborough at 6.35am, scheduled to arrive at London King’s Cross at 7.44am. In the evening, the new return service will leave King’s Cross at 5.42pm, arriving at Peterborough at 6.53pm.
Jenny Saunders, Customer Services Director for GTR, said: “We’re constantly listening to our customers, and I’m delighted we’ve been able to respond with these extra seats, providing more choice, comfort and convenience for our passengers between Peterborough and London. We’ll continue to monitor demand and make more improvements wherever we can.”
For more information visit https://www.greatnorthernrail.com/travel-information/plan-your-journey/timetables
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Hide AdThe time table for the new services:
Morning: Peterborough 6:35am; Huntingdon 6:50am; St Neots 6:58am; Biggleswade 7:08am; Stevenage 7:20am; arriving London King’s Cross 7:44am
Evening: London King’s Cross 5:42pm; Stevenage 6:05pm; Biggleswade 6:18pm; St Neots 6:28pm; Huntingdon 6:36pm; arriving Peterborough 6:53pm