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What time does St Pancras open in the morning
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nlogax
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It's open 24 hours according to their own website.
"St Pancras International is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is monitored and patrolled constantly, both by CCTV coverage and by station staff and the police. The station only closes on Christmas day, however is still patrolled and monitored. The police patrols are often supported by specialist teams such as canine units, Project Servator and CID."
"St Pancras International is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and is monitored and patrolled constantly, both by CCTV coverage and by station staff and the police. The station only closes on Christmas day, however is still patrolled and monitored. The police patrols are often supported by specialist teams such as canine units, Project Servator and CID."
pdeaves
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The station may be open 24 hours but I believe some of the facilities (notably, toilets) close to prevent homeless, for example, congregating there.
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700007
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It's open 24 hours as Thameslink services run throughout the night from the station.
dangie
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Sorry but I have to ask. What are you going to celebrate?
higthomas
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Also there are a couple of 24 hour McDonalds opposite that may be of some interest.
Hopefully the person I want to win the election winning it....but this is not really the forum for politics
I'm not sure if you can sit in them, though?
Hopefully the person I want to win the election winning it....but this is not really the forum for politics
I'm not sure if you can sit in them, though?
The McDs across Euston Rd does attract a few homeless people who stay for long periods (not usually anybody causing trouble or anything). As long as you've at least bought a coffee or something, the staff won't mind.
Puffing Devil
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Make a proper evening of it.... Polo Bar on Bishopsgate is open 24/7, if you prefer coffee Bar Italia in Soho is open until 5am.
As you said, it's not a politics form but I must say I find the fact that you wish to go to 'celebrate' an election victory bizarre, is there some election victory party going on somewhere? Will the streets be flocking with jubilant voters cheering on Boris/Jeremy/Joe delete as appropriate. If you think Jeremy Corbyn will win then let me say this, as a hardcore Labour voter even I am thinking of turning my back on them and voting Lib Dem.
If I must.....
Let me assure you I won't be hoping anything of the sort.
Should I get my way, and that certainly isn't guaranteed, I want to celebrate within sight of the millennium wheel. Anyone who saw last year's New year's Eve fireworks will know why.
Let me assure you I won't be hoping anything of the sort.
Should I get my way, and that certainly isn't guaranteed, I want to celebrate within sight of the millennium wheel. Anyone who saw last year's New year's Eve fireworks will know why.
My thoughts echo yours. I often wonder if "Animal Farm" ever taught people anything about socialism.
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Please keep politics off this thread, as requested by the OP.
Get to the Market Porter too for an early morning scoop or two and then jump on at London Bridge and wake up in Bedford/Brighton
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