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at 03:29:01 on Wed, 25 Mar 2009, Mizter T
remarked:
but you won't find that 10pm rush hour penetrating as far as
Intercity services. Most major London termini are deserted from 8pm
onwards.

No they're not - e.g. King's Cross, Liverpool Street, London Bridge,
Charing Cross, Waterloo, Victoria are all far from deserted after 8pm.

Different definitions of "deserted" perhaps.

As I'm sure you're aware, there are plenty of trains leaving KX after
8pm which are standing-room only.

Not many fasts to Cambridge IME. The 19:15 fills quite well but I've never
failed to find a seat and see few standing passengers.

The 20:52 is often "sitting on luggage rack or floor" territory as far
as Royston (and a useless train to Cambridge anyway - might as well
just have a cup of tea and catch the 8 carriage 21:15 which only gets
in 2 minutes or so later), and the 22:15 is always very crowded when I
catch it.