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EAGLESCLIFFE Thornaby Middlesbrough Redcar Central Saltburn To Billingham, To Durham, Hartlepool, Newcastle and To Hartlepool Sunderland Edinburgh and Sunderland and Newcastle Useful contactsBishop Auckland Darlington EAGLESCLIFFE Thornaby Middlesbrough Redcar Central Saltburn Chester-le-Track at Eaglescliffe P 26 mins P 13 mins P 5 mins P 6 mins P 10 mins P 17 mins Web: www.chester-le-track.co.uk Tel: 01642 200140 Grand Central Web: www.grandcentralrail.com Northallerton Email: [email protected] Tel: 0344 811 0071 To Leeds, Manchester, Thirsk Grand CentralYork, Rail Doncaster, @GC_Rail Northern Birmingham To James Cook Web: www.northernrailway.co.uk and London Email: [email protected] To York, Leeds, and Whitby Tel: 0800 200 6060 Manchester and London northern @northernassist Key National Rail P Parking The journey times Web: www.nationalrail.co.uk shown are the Staff in attendance fastest off-peak Tel: 03457 48 49 50 times. @nationalrailenq Bicycle parking The Bishop Auckland Disabled assistance to Saltburn rail available service is operated by Northern. Direct service to/from Eaglescliffe Non-direct service to/from Eaglescliffe Network map Intermediate station To Billingham, To Durham, Hartlepool, Newcastle and To Hartlepool Sunderland Edinburgh and Sunderland and Newcastle Eaglescliffe Bishop Auckland Darlington EAGLESCLIFFE Thornaby Middlesbrough Redcar Central Saltburn Rediscover Rail P 26 mins P 13 mins P 5 mins P 6 mins P 10 mins P 17 mins www.connectteesvalley.com Northallerton connectteesvalley To Leeds, Manchester, Thirsk York, Doncaster, connect_tv Birmingham To James Cook Let’s journey together and London To York, Leeds, and Whitby Manchester and London Key P Parking The journey times shown are the Staff in attendance fastest off-peak times. Bicycle parking 01325 40 50 40 The Bishop Auckland [email protected] Disabled assistance to Saltburn rail available service is operated www.connectteesvalley.com About by Northern. Direct service to/from Eaglescliffe connectteesvalley connect_tv Non-direct service to/from Eaglescliffe Eaglescliffe Intermediate station station Getting to Eaglescliffe Bus travel is better value with station by bus a PLUSBUS add on. Only £3.70 for unlimited travel on Eaglescliffe station has excellent all local buses in Stockton and Travel direct from Facilities bus links with services running Middlesbrough. Eaglescliffe to: • staffed ticket office every few minutes from key • waiting room locations. Services 7 and 7A Or add PLUSBUS to your rail • bicycle parking run every day between Stockton season ticket for even cheaper 11 mins Middlesbrough • taxi rank High Street and Yarm, stopping bus travel. • car parking close to Eaglescliffe station. Visit www.plusbus.info/ • CCTV For bus times visit: www. middlesbrough for details. 19 • audio announcements connectteesvalley.com/bus.asp mins Darlington • real-time information • step-free access 48 mins York 1 hour 4 mins Newcastle 2 hours 43 mins London All timings are approximate. Buying your train ticket Eaglescliffe station MOSS WAY may be closer than Depending on how often you or the ticket office is closed, you think. travel and the type of ticket you you can buy your ticket from the need, there are a number of conductor on the train. The outline below shows different ways you can purchase A135 Online a radius of 1 mile by road, your ticket: which is just a 20 minute Advance, off-peak and standard walk or 5 minute cycle ride. AVROAt CLOSE the ticket office anytime single and return tickets You can buy the full range of can be purchased directly from Railway station tickets from staffed ticket offices. the train operator’s website or Bus stop This includes weekly, monthly various other travel sites. 1 mile boundary and annual season tickets. On your mobile Pedestrian and cycle bridges At the station Selected tickets can now be 5 3 PRESTON LANE 1 Ticket vending machines sell bought through mobile ticketing, A Preston a range of tickets to popular providing a quick, easy and A -on-Tees L Cowley Moor T COWLEY CL O destinations for immediate use. convenient way to buy your ticket P Plantation Y N N N N N E E P P while on the move. From the conductor E BARDSBARDSLELEY CLOS E S If the station has no ticket O L C Y E S L WOR machine or ticket office, OAK ROAD It is a legal requirement to have a valid ticket or pass. LIMEM E RRO OAD Travel more, pay less D A O R C E HE The more frequently you use the For more information on fares, L ST T N UT SYCAMORE RD R RO Y AD M train the more money you can please see the fare table below. YARMYA ROAD save. For example, if you make DURH You will find prices for an adult AM the same journey more than ELM WOODWO ROA single, return, weekly and LANE O D R OAD three or four times a week, you duo tickets from Eaglescliffe D ROAD D A could find that a weekly ticket OAO R WWOO station to other select stations D O saves you up to 20% when O BEECHWOODBEECHW ROAD W accessible by direct trains. A135 E N I compared with the cost of buying P W IT HAMAM a daily ticket. This equates to AAVENUEVE NUE Q UAR one free journey a week! 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