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Saturday, 04 February 2012
23:24 GMT
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An Escort's Guide To... King's Cross
The King's Cross area has changed a lot in the last few years. It used to be a somewhat run-down industrial district and not at all popular with the kind of high-class London escorts that Angels of London clients are interested in. However, after a few false starts one of several large-scale regeneration projects by the King's Cross Partnership has taken hold. The closure of railway goods yards north of the mainline station led to a lot of spacious land with low rents opening up, and an opportunity like that never goes unrecognized for long in London - already, quite a few girls from prestigious escort agencies are acquiring incall flats in the area.
The arrival of artists and designers like Anthony Gormley and Thomas Heatherwick in the 1990s, and as well as lots of the sexiest London escorts - helped to change the atmosphere and improve the public image of a troubled district, and nowadays the King's Cross area is well worth exploring for anyone who's passing through Camden and Islington. And given the presence of the city's largest mainline rail links, that amounts to a whole lot of people. The area around the stations has been pushed considerably upmarket recently, and there are now several excellent moderately-priced pubs and restaurants, as well as extensive shopping streets. In November 2007, a huge property development is due to commence on some of the old rail yard land behind King's Cross Station, and the route of the Eurostar will change to terminate at St. Pancras from around that time. It's likely that very many of the flats and apartments that are built will be bought up as incall locations for busty London escorts working in the area.
Of course, as well as all the sexy girls from London's best escort agency, King's Cross has its share of sites of historical interest, not least of which are the King's Cross and St. Pancras stations themselves. There's also St. Pancras Old Church, one of the oldest Christian worship sites in Britain. The British Library is also based on the district, and recently the area has seen the arrival of the London Canal Museum and the London Gagosian Gallery, both of which rightly reinforce King's Cross's reputation as an island of culture in an area of London which (visitors who have met some of the areas sexy escorts will be surprised to learn) was once thought of as run-down and uninteresting.
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