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STAFFORD SHREWSBURY LONDON Wellington NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY Oakengates Annual Gold Card area ARRIVA TRAINS WALES Telford Central www.nationalrail.co.uk/goldcard RUGELEY TRENT VALLEY Shifnal Penkridge Rugeley Town WEST Cosford KEY TO PARTICIPATING TRAIN OPERATING COMPANIES MIDLANDS LONDON Hednesford NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY Albrighton Cannock RAILWAY Chiltern Railways Greater Anglia London Northwestern Railway South Western Railway chilternrailways.co.uk greateranglia.co.uk londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk southwesternrailway.com Codsall Landywood Bloxwich North Bilbrook CrossCountry Great Northern London Overground TfL Rail Bloxwich LICHFIELD TRENT VALLEY crosscountrytrains.co.uk greatnorthernrail.com tfl.gov.uk/overground tfl.gov.uk/tflrail WOLVERHAMPTON WALSALL WEST Lichfield City Tamworth c2c Great Western Railway Thameslink MIDLANDS c2c-online.co.uk gwr.com Southeastern thameslinkrailway.com Coseley Bescot Stadium RAILWAY Shenstone West Runton Blake Street Polesworth Southeastern High Speed Sheringham Cromer Tame Bridge Parkway Butlers Lane East Midlands Railway Heathrow Express southeasternrailway.co.uk Transport for Wales Roughton Road Tipton Atherstone Four Oaks eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk heathrowexpress.com tfwrail.wales Hamstead Gunton GREATER ANGLIA Dudley Port NUNEATON Gatwick Express Island Line Southern West Midlands Railway Perry Barr Sutton Coldfield North Walsham gatwickexpress.com southwesternrailway.com southernrailway.com westmidlandsrailway.co.uk The Wylde Green Hawthorns Witton Worstead Lingwood Acle Sandwell & Dudley Chester Road Bermuda Park Details of train times and fares Rail Franchises or Train Company trading names Great Yarmouth Erdington King’s Lynn EAST MIDLANDS TRAINS NORWICH Hoveton & Wroxham Jewellery Quarter can be obtained by telephoning It is recommended that may change during the currency of this publication. Smethwick Gravelly Hill Bedworth Harling Brundall Galton Bridge BIRMINGHAM National Rail Enquiries journey details are checked Every effort has been made to ensure the Salhouse SNOW HILL Watlington Thetford Road Attleborough Wymondham Berney Arms Aston on 03457 48 49 50 prior to travel. information shown is correct at the Cantley Langley Green BIRMINGHAM Coventry Arena Duddeston INTERNATIONAL or visiting the website www.nationalrail.co.uk time of publication: October 2019. Haddiscoe Smethwick Berkswell Canley Downham Market Eccles Spooner Brundall Buckenham Reedham Rolfe Street Brandon Road Row Gardens Somerleyton Rowley Regis Littleport BIRMINGHAM Adderley Park Stetchford Lea Marston Hampton- Tile Hill Lakenheath GREATER ANGLIA Diss Hall Green in-Arden Oulton Broad North NEW STREET Bordesley COVENTRY BIRMINGHAM Shippea Hill Old Hill Five Ways MOOR STREET Small Heath Saxmundham Darsham Brampton RUGBY Lowestoft Tyseley March Manea Ely Kennett Bury Thurston Elmswell St. Edmunds Halesworth Beccles Oulton Broad Cradley Heath University Newmarket Long Buckby Waterbeach Wickham Market South BEDFORD Huntingdon WEST MIDLANDS RAILWAY Acocks Green Stowmarket Melton Cambridge North Dullingham Lye Selly Oak Spring Road Olton Woodbridge CHILTERN RAILWAYS CHILTERN NORTHAMPTON Bedford St. Johns St. Neots Hall Green Solihull RAILWAYS THAMESLINK CAMBRIDGE Stourbridge Town Kenilworth Needham Market Derby Road Trimley LONDON Kempston Hardwick Flitwick Westerfield Bournville Yardley Wood Widney Manor NORTHWESTERN Sandy Shirley RAILWAY Stewartby Shepreth Foxton Felixstowe Dorridge Shelford Stourbridge Junction Kings Norton Biggleswade Meldreth Whitlocks End Millbrook Lapworth Wolverton Whittlesford Parkway IPSWICH WEST Harlington GREAT CROSS COUNTRY Wythall Arlesey Royston MIDLANDS Lidlington NORTHERN Great Chesterford Northfield Earlswood RAILWAY Hagley Hatton Fenny Woburn Ashwell & Morden Mistley Wrabness Harwich Dovercourt Harwich Stratford Sands Ridgmont Audley End International Town The Lakes Leagrave Warwick Parkway Baldock Longbridge Wood End Bow Aspley Newport Letchworth Garden City Walton- MILTON KEYNES CENTRAL Bletchley Brickhill Guise Manningtree GREATER ANGLIA on-the-Naze Blakedown Danzey Claverdon Warwick Elsenham Hitchin Barnt Green Henley-in-Arden LUTON STANSTED Wootton Wawen Bearley LEAMINGTON SPA Leighton Buzzard GREATER ANGLIA AIRPORT Hythe Alresford Weeley Kirby Cross Luton Airport STEVENAGE Frinton-on-Sea LONDON Parkway Stansted COLCHESTER KIDDERMINSTER Alvechurch BANBURY Sudbury Wilmcote Cheddington NORTHWESTERN Mountfitchet Wivenhoe Great Thorpe- RAILWAY Bentley le-Soken EAST Knebworth Watton- Bishop’s Stortford Bures Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway Kings Sutton MIDLANDS THAMESLINK at-Stone Colchester Clacton-on-Sea Tring Hartlebury Bromsgrove REDDITCH Aylesbury Vale Parkway RAILWAY Welwyn Chappel & Town STRATFORD-UPON-AVON North Sawbridgeworth Harpenden Braintree Wakes Colne Marks Tey Berkhamsted AYLESBURY Welwyn Hertford Harlow Mill SOUTHERN St. Albans Abbey Garden City North Braintree Freeport Droitwich Spa ST. ALBANS Hertford Ware Bicester North Hemel Hempstead Park Street Hatfield East Harlow Town Heyford St. Margarets Cressing Kelvedon Stoke Mandeville How Wood Bicester Apsley Welham Worcester WORCESTER Rye House Roydon White Notley Foregate Street SHRUB HILL Ascott-under- Village Green Bayford Pershore Honeybourne Kingham Wychwood Finstock Hanborough Little Kimble Tackley Haddenham & King’s Brookmans Langley Bricket Wood Radlett Thame Parkway Park Broxbourne Worcestershire Evesham Moreton- Shipton Charlbury Combe Islip Wendover Garston Witham Parkway in-Marsh Cuffley Oxford Parkway Monks Risborough Potters Theobalds (opening Watford North Bar Cheshunt Hatfield Peverel December 2019) OXFORD Grove Great Elstree & Hadley Crews Missenden Borehamwood Wood Hill Radley Princes Risborough CHILTERN RAILWAYS WATFORD Waltham Cross CHELMSFORD JUNCTION South Culham Saunderton Turkey Woodham North Burnham- CROSS COUNTRY Amersham Harrow & Street Ferrers Fambridge Althorne on-Crouch Southminster Wealdstone Appleford High Wycombe Ingatestone Didcot Parkway Gerrards Harrow-on-the-Hill Beaconsfield Cross Denham West GREATER ANGLIA GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Hampstead Battlesbridge Cholsey Henley-on-Thames Marlow Finsbury Seven Tottenham Seer Green Denham West Park Sisters Hale GREATER ANGLIA & Jordans Golf Club Ruislip Goring & Streatley Bourne End Billericay Wickford Rayleigh Shiplake Highbury & Brentwood Shenfield Pangbourne Cookham Islington TfL RAIL Hockley Tilehurst Wargrave Furze Platt GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY West Ealing READING Drayton Broadway Rochford Southend St. Pancras King’s Moorgate Airport Prittlewell Marylebone Euston International Cross Twyford Maidenhead Taplow Burnham Langley Iver Paddington Victoria Slough Liverpool Reading West Stratford Hungerford Newbury Thatcham Aldermaston Gold Card is also valid on Street West c2c SOUTHEND Thorpe Farringdon Basildon Central London Overground and TfL Rail. See Upminster Horndon Laindon Pitsea Benfleet Chalkwell Central Bay Earley Heathrow Bedwyn Kintbury Newbury Midgham Theale WINDSOR & ETON ‘London’s Rail & Tube Services’ map. Fenchurch Racecourse Terminals 2 and 3 Shepherd’s Bush Street Barking Leigh-on-Sea Westcliff Southend Shoeburyness Riverside East Winnersh Triangle Heathrow City Thameslink c2c Terminal 5 Victoria Charing Datchet Cross Rainham Grays Tilbury Town East Tilbury Stanford-le-Hope Heathrow Waterloo Mortimer Winnersh Terminal 4 Waterloo East Sunnymeads Blackfriars Cannon Street Wokingham Sheerness-on-Sea Bracknell Wraysbury London Bridge Clapham Queenborough Martins Heron Junction Greenhithe Virginia Crayford Dartford for Bluewater Northfleet Gravesend Crowthorne Bramley Sunningdale Water Staines Feltham Richmond Higham Swale Stone Swanscombe Longcross Egham Ashford Strood Ascot Crossing Kemsley Hampton Wimbledon Ebbsfleet International Kempton Park Farningham Rochester Gillingham Chestfield & Westgate- Sandhurst Surbiton Bromley South St. Mary Cray Swanley Road Meopham Newington Teynham Whitstable Swalecliffe on-Sea Sunbury Bagshot Chertsey Upper Halliford Longfield Sole BASINGSTOKE Herne Shepperton Esher Street Cuxton CHATHAM Rainham Sittingbourne Faversham Birchington- MARGATE Eynsford Bay on-Sea Andover Whitchurch Overton Ewell Ewell Blackwater Hersham East Orpington Halling Broadstairs Hook West Shoreham Walton- East Croydon Snodland Selling Camberley Addlestone Upper Kemsing Dumpton Park on-Thames Hinchley Knockholt Otford CANTERBURY Micheldever Wood Warlingham New Hythe SOUTHEASTERN Weybridge Borough Green & Wrotham WEST RAMSGATE Grateley Winchfield Coulsdon South Farnborough Bat & Ball Aylesford West Malling North Claygate Epsom Woldingham Frimley Dunton Green Canterbury East Sturry Minster Winchester Byfleet & New Haw Merstham East Malling Barming MAIDSTONE EAST Fleet Farnborough Sandwich (Main) Brookwood West Byfleet Oxted Maidstone Bearsted Bekesbourne SALISBURY Oxshott Ashtead SOUTHERN Chartham Woking GATWICK SEVENOAKS Barracks THAMESLINK EXPRESS Hollingbourne Shawford CROSS COUNTRY Hurst Green Maidstone West Adisham Tisbury North Camp Ash Vale Worplesdon Deal Cobham & Hildenborough East Farleigh Harrietsham SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY Stoke D’Abernon Chilham Leatherhead Redhill Wateringbury Aylesham ALDERSHOT Nutfield Godstone EdenbridgePenshurst Leigh Lenham Gillingham Bookham Paddock Yalding Eastleigh Ash Wood Charing Reigate Beltring Wye Snowdown Wanborough Walmer Farnham London Clandon Horsley Effingham Edenbridge Town Templecombe Dean Chandler’s Ford Box Hill & Earlswood Lingfield TONBRIDGE Road Junction Westhumble Betchworth Marden Staplehurst Headcorn Pluckley Shepherds Well SOUTHAMPTON GUILDFORD Salfords Hever High
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