Talk:First Capital Connect
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[edit] Great Northern Route
Just to say i have created an article on the Great Northern Route as i keep hearing the line refered to it as this between
Kings Cross and Moorgate
then either
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- Welwyn Garden City
or Hertford North
Destinations:
Stevenage then:
- Cambridge
or Peterborough
I need some advice as to whether to keep thi article and if so can people make vast improvements to it as though it were a proper article describing the route.
Simply south 22:58, 24 April 2006 (UTC)
[edit] Ticketing
IMO the usage figures at each station between PB and Cuffley to Peterborough and Cambridge are going to DECREASE dramatically with these restrictions. They also apply between Radlett and Bedford. Simply south 18:14, 13 June 2006 (UTC)
The restriction in off-peak tickets is surely evil genius by FCC. Firstly it is a stealth price increase for those that must catch these train services, and secondly it will discourage some people from catching these trains making it look like FCC is improving the over crowding situation. Rail commuters lose out on both fronts. --212.159.69.172 19:44, 29 June 2006 (UTC)
