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Rail Ops Map Thurso Wick Helmsdale 2016 Great Britain Lairg National Rail Elgin Passenger Operators Dingwall Inverness Thirty-third edition (December 2015) Kyle of Lochalsh Aviemore Aberdeen Abellio Greater Anglia Abellio Mallaig Arriva Trains Wales Arriva Trains UK Ltd Caledonian Sleeper Serco Group plc Chiltern Railways Arriva Trains UK Ltd Fort William Pitlochry CrossCountry Trains Arriva Trains UK Ltd c2c National Express Group plc East Midlands Trains Stagecoach Group plc Eurostar Eurostar International Ltd Dundee Oban Crianlarich Perth First Hull Trains First Group plc/Renaissance Trains First TransPennine Express First Group plc/Keolis SA Govia Thameslink Railway Go-Ahead Group plc/Keolis SA (Thameslink, Great Northern, Southern, Gatwick Express) Cardenden Grand Central Railway Arriva Trains UK Ltd Stirling Alloa Kirkcaldy North Berwick Balloch Great Western Railway First Group plc Gourock Milngavie Dunbar Heathrow Connect First Group plc/BAA Cumbernauld Drem Wemyss Bay Glasgow Bathgate Heathrow Express BAA Airdrie Edinburgh Largs London Midland Go-Ahead Group plc/Keolis SA Berwick upon Tweed Neilston Carstairs East London Overground Arriva Trains UK Ltd/MTR Corporation Ltd Ardrossan Kilbride Harbour Larkhall Merseyrail Serco-Abellio Lanark Tweedbank Northern Rail Serco-Abellio Chathill ScotRail Abellio Ayr South West Trains Stagecoach Group plc Southeastern Go-Ahead Group plc/Keolis SA TfL Rail TfL/MTR Corporation Ltd (Crossrail from 2018 ) Virgin Trains Virgin Group Ltd/Stagecoach Group plc Dumfries Virgin Trains East Coast Stagecoach Group plc/Virgin Group Ltd Newcastle Stranraer Carlisle Sunderland Chester-le-Street Durham Bishop Auckland Hartlepool Workington Saltburn Darlington Middlesbrough Whitby Windermere Eaglescliffe Sponsored by: Battersby Scarborough Barrow-in-Furness Carnforth Bridlington Morecambe Heysham Port Lancaster Harrogate GWR.com Hellifield Ilkley York Skipton Colne Beverley Selby Blackpool Leeds Bradford Hull Preston Halifax Barton-on-Humber Southport Wakefield Rochdale Scunthorpe Bolton Huddersfield Grimsby www.hacon.de Ormskirk Barnsley Doncaster Cleethorpes Kirkby MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL Sheffield nationalrail.com by West Kirby Manchester Llandudno Airport Worksop Holyhead Retford Chesterfield Matlock Lincoln Buxton Chester Skegness Kidsgrove Crewe Wrexham Alfreton Newark Blaenau Ffestiniog General Stoke-on-Trent Sheringham Wrexham Cromer Central Pwllheli Derby Nottingham Gobowen Grantham www.scotrail.co.uk Stafford Lichfield Kings Lynn Trent Shrewsbury Valley Norwich Great Yarmouth Tamworth Leicester Peterborough Dovey Wolverhampton Junction Nuneaton Corby www.severndeetravel.org.uk Stourbridge BIRMINGHAM Lowestoft Town Birmingham International Aberystwyth Kidderminster Kettering Rugby Ely Coventry Llandrindod Bury St. Edmunds Wells Redditch Leamington Spa Northampton Worcester Stratford- Bedford Fishguard upon-Avon Cambridge www.tas.uk.net Harbour Sudbury Ipswich Llandovery Hereford Banbury Milton Keynes Stansted Felixstowe Great Malvern Airport Harwich Town Cheltenham Spa Braintree Stevenage Harwich International Bicester North Walton-on-the-Naze Carmarthen Gloucester Aylesbury Vale Colchester Ebbw Vale Parkway Bicester Hertford Rhymney Town Village www.transporthub.co.uk Milford Haven Merthyr Tydfil Clacton-on-Sea Oxford Aylesbury St Albans Chelmsford Aberdare Pembroke Dock Treherbert Watford Shenfield Southminster Romford Swansea Maesteg Henley- Southend on-Thames Upminster Victoria Marlow Shoeburyness Didcot Southend Newport Swindon Central Parkway LONDON Sheerness-on-Sea Cardiff Bristol Reading Windsor Heathrow Airport Margate Temple Meads Ebbsfleet Penarth Barry International Ramsgate The routes shown on this map Bath Spa Maidstone Weston-super-Mare East/Barracks Canterbury West are those taken by the relevant Canterbury East Dorking Sevenoaks operators at least once a day Westbury Basingstoke Tonbridge Barnstaple Gatwick Monday-Friday, except for a few Guildford Airport Ashford Dover Priory Salisbury Alton International routes that are weekends-only Castle Cary Tunbridge Folkestone Taunton East Wells Central or summer-only. Eastleigh Grinstead Romsey Horsham Uckfield Yeovil Pen Mill Southampton Central Yeovil Hastings Junction Bournemouth Worthing Brighton Exeter Ryde Littlehampton Newhaven Eastbourne To France/Belgium Dorchester West Portsmouth Bognor Seaford Okehampton Pier Head Lymington Regis Pier Dorchester South Exmouth Gunnislake Weymouth Shanklin Newton Abbot Liskeard Newquay Paignton Truro Par Plymouth Looe St Ives Penzance Falmouth Published by Barry S Doe FCILT, MIMA • 25 Newmorton Road, Moordown, Bournemouth, Dorset BH9 3NU Tel: 01202 528707 • Email: [email protected] • Bus & Rail Directory web site: www.barrydoe.co.uk Designed by: Image Circle 020 8744 3006 © Barry Doe.
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