Talk:City Thameslink railway station

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Thameslink services started in 1988 but there was originally no station between Blackfriars and Farringdon. St. Paul's Thameslink was opened on the new alignment after closure and demolition of Holborn Viaduct station in 1990.

Gordon Mackley former South Eastern Performance Manager and organiser of both the last train from Holborn Viaduct and the first train to serve St. Paul's Thameslink.