When did the eurostar move to st pancras?
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When did the public service by Euostar train via High Speed one first launch, thus finalizing the eurostar move to st pancras? When did the High Speed 1 service first launch, an important step along the way to finalized the eurostar move to st pancras?
14 November 2007
6 November 2007
St Pancras railway station
eurostar move to st pancras
Eurostar Waterloo International railway station St Pancras railway station King's Cross St Pancras tube station High Speed 1 North Pole depot Stratford International station Rob Holden Juxtaposed controls High-speed rail in the United Kingdom
<b>Eurostar</b> is an international high-speed railway service connecting London with 
Amsterdam, ... 2007 and renamed High Speed 1, when the London terminus of 
<b>Eurostar moved</b> from London Waterloo International to <b>St Pancras</b> International. Waterloo International station was the London terminus of the <b>Eurostar</b> 
international rail service from its opening on 14 November 1994 until it closed on 
13 November 2007 when it was replaced by <b>St Pancras</b> as the terminal for 
international rail services. <b>St Pancras</b> railway station also known as London <b>St Pancras</b> and officially since 
2007 as <b>St Pancras</b> International, is a central London railway terminus on Euston 
Road in the London Borough of Camden. It is the terminus for <b>Eurostar</b> services 
from London to Belgium, France and ... <b>St Pancras</b> until 1963, after which they 
were <b>moved</b> to Liverpool Street and&nbsp;... The station was extensively rebuilt in the early 21st century to cater for <b>Eurostar</b> 
services that <b>moved</b> from Waterloo to <b>St Pancras</b>, reopening in 2009. <b>Eurostar</b> trains are for international traffic only, passing along the high-speed line 
from London <b>St Pancras</b> railway station to the Channel Tunnel, with the majority&nbsp;... On 14 November 2007 <b>Eurostar moved</b> its London terminus from Waterloo 
International station to <b>St Pancras</b> railway station and maintenance 
simultaneously&nbsp;... The original intended purpose of Stratford International station was to act as the 
London stop for regional <b>Eurostar</b> trains bypassing <b>St Pancras</b> and continuing to
&nbsp;... Robert David Holden CBE (born 6 April 1956) is a British accountant, born in 
Manchester. ... Railways (&quot;LCR&quot;) and soon <b>moved</b> on to chief executive and 
chairman of LCR and also <b>Eurostar</b>. ... The second phase, from Ebbsfleet, Kent, 
into <b>St Pancras</b> Station was opened as High Speed One on 6 November 2007. Juxtaposed controls are an arrangement between Belgium, France, and the 
United Kingdom ... Unlike the juxtaposed controls for the <b>Eurostar</b> and ferry which 
only consist of immigration pre-embarkation checks, ... Entry stamp into the 
Schengen Area issued by the French Border Police at <b>St Pancras</b> International 
station. The 67-mile long HS1 line connects London to the Channel Tunnel, with 
international <b>Eurostar</b> services running from London <b>St Pancras</b> station to cities in
&nbsp;...
14 November 2007
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