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Network Rail's[4] own history page states London Bridge station was officially reopened by the Duke of Cambridge on Wednesday 9 May 2018.
Redevelopment programme value.[1]
Industry project profile corroborating the scope, cost, and completion of the Thameslink Programme redevelopment.[1]
Network Rail states the station was officially reopened by the Duke of Cambridge on Wednesday 9 May 2018.
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2018, after work began in 2013; formal royal reopening on 9 May 2018.
“completed in 2018”
Unified concourse, new Tooley Street and St Thomas Street entrances, step-free platforms and reconfigured track.
“new entrances on Tooley Street and St Thomas Street”
Station redevelopment begins
“Since 2013”
Formal station reopening
“Wednesday 9 May 2018”