Category Archives: St Pancras redevelopment

Pro refugee demonstration at St Pancras Station 24 October #noborders

Posted on October 25, 2015 by William Perrin

There was a disturbance at St Pancras last night as scuffles erupted around a demonstration.  It was widely covered on social media and in mainstream media – here are some excerpts, I’ll try to cover both points of view.  If … Continue reading →

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Arrivals – Semiconductor: Review

Posted on December 7, 2007 by William Perrin

One of many highlights of Arrivals was the commissioning of Time out of Place a film by Semiconductor (aka Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt) The Kings Cross area in London is rapidly transforming, creating a city in flux. Semiconductor captured … Continue reading →

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Arrivals

Posted on November 9, 2007 by William Perrin

Arrivals, the 10 day KX cultural event programme, launches next Wednesday with the opening of St Pancras International. There are loads of activities, performances and exhibitions going on in and around King’s Cross – from the CYP Art Flat on … Continue reading →

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St Pancras station emerges from restoration

Posted on August 22, 2006 by William Perrin

A friend tipped me off that recent changes at St Pancras now allowed passengers into the part-restored Barlow trainshed and even without having a ticket.  The internal views are simply beautiful – the steelwork has been painted back to its … Continue reading →

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