How many services branded as ‘Great Northern’ operate from Kings Cross

[Jorge Da Silva]

Ok how many Great Northern services operate from Kings Cross

I am aware of the 1 train per hour to Ely and 1 train per hour to Kings Lynn.

But I am aware there are a few peaks to Peterborough and Baldock? How many peak services are there?

 

[NoMorePacers]

Ok how many Great Northern services operate from Kings Cross

I am aware of the 1 train per hour to Ely and 1 train per hour to Kings Lynn.

But I am aware there are a few peaks to Peterborough and Baldock? How many peak services are there?

Well, technically Saturday Peterborough-Kings Cross services are run as Thameslink, but they use Great Northern stock most of the time. When that becomes fully 700 operated is anyone's guess.

 

[Ianno87]

6 per hour in the peak:
2 x King's Lynn/Ely
2 x Baldock
2 x Peterborough semi-fast

 

[Jorge Da Silva]

6 per hour in the peak:
2 x King's Lynn/Ely
2 x Baldock
2 x Peterborough semi-fast

thank you. Do you know the calling patterns of the latter two?

 

[Ianno87]

thank you. Do you know the calling patterns of the latter two?

Have a look at https://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/se...-1800?stp=WVS&show=pax-calls&order=wtt&toc=GN

 

[yorkie]

thank you. Do you know the calling patterns of the latter two?

You can see a list of GTR operated trains from King's Cross to Baldock & Peterborough here:

• KGX - Baldock
• KGX - Peterborough

GTR are not consistent with their branding but it's all the same company so an irrelevance what brand they are using really.

Not sure if 1918 is included in your definition of "peak" but that's the fastest non-LNER train to Peterborough as it runs non-stop to Biggleswade

 

[Jorge Da Silva]

You can see a list of GTR operated trains from King's Cross to Baldock & Peterborough here:

• KGX - Baldock
• KGX - Peterborough

GTR are not consistent with their branding but it's all the same company so an irrelevance what brand they are using really.

Not sure if 1918 is included in your definition of "peak" but that's the fastest non-LNER train to Peterborough as it runs non-stop to Biggleswade

Thanks for that info

 

[Esker-pades]

Not sure if 1918 is included in your definition of "peak" but that's the fastest non-LNER train to Peterborough as it runs non-stop to Biggleswade

And, in the other direction, we have the 07:14 from Peterborough (arr 08:17) which stops only at Huntingdon and St Neots.