I’m not suggesting that, just that including trains that don’t stop when reporting usage percentages for Ebbsfleet and Ashford doesn’t give the full story.

Of course, numbers would have been naturally lower at Ebbsfleet, and particularly Ashford, because only some trains stopped (only a few day at Ashford). If all trains stopped at Ebbsfleet, you'd expect higher numbers due to the park-and-ride convenience over St. Pancras for some people.

Well obviously not all of us voted to leave. It's frustrating to have the infrastructure but not be able to use it any more. Traveling to St Pancras doubles the cost. Fair enough on the numbers, I knew Ashford was low but I'd thought Ebbsfleet was higher as it always seemed busy when I used it.

There would be less congestion at St Pancras if people could get on in Kent again. When we were putting up with years of disruption to build the rail link, we were expecting to get more out of it than the opportunity to watch Londoners speed by without stopping.

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