Category Archives: Public transport

Liverpool Street is to the east of London, by the City of London, a kind of eastern equivalent of Paddington. If you are using Liverpool Street, you’re coming from East Anglia or Essex, so Norwich, Ipswich, Colchester (Britain’s oldest recorded … Continue reading →

Literally right next to St Pancras. There’s an historic old bit and a nice modern bit. And it’s always busy. If you are arriving here, you have probably come down the east coast, from Edinburgh, Newcastle, York (a big tourist … Continue reading →

St Pancras International and King’s Cross are literally next to each other, separated by just a tricky main road, to the north of London but not so far from the centre. St Pancras is a complicated station, or rather, a … Continue reading →