Full steam ahead for "most technologically advanced train station in the world"...
By Tim Ferguson
Published: 8 October 2007 10:01 BST
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This is the impressive 1868 façade of St Pancras train station in London. The station is nearing completion after a 10 year renovation project making it into London's Eurostar terminal, which will take over from Waterloo on 14 November.
The station is the final element in the High Speed 1 rail link project which was initiated by the Channel Tunnel Rail Link Act in 1996.
silicon.com went along to the station a month before its official opening to take a look at what will - according to its developers, London and Continental Railways (LCR) - make it the most technologically advanced railway station in the world.
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Ah, but the time signal isn't broadcast from Rugby...
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PLEASE can we use proper English - It a 'Railway S...
Peter Trinder
It's unfortunate that the creeping americanisation...
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What's the point of having the most technologicall...
Graham Coles
The candidate must be able to drive to the site as it is not in close proximity to any train stations. My client a new media agency based in Surrey ...
The candidate must be able to drive to the site as it is not in close proximity to any train stations. My client a new media agency based in Surrey ...
We are a major supplier & maintainer of tramways, main line trains, metro cars, electrical renovation & signalling systems. Technology ...
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