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TOC NLC Location ToD Type Availability NSE 5131 ABBEY WOOD TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5131 ABBEY WOOD Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours RWB 3813 ABER Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours RWB 3801 ABERCYNON TVM Available during station opening hours RWB 3982 ABERDARE TVM Available during station opening hours RWB 3982 ABERDARE Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 8976 ABERDEEN. TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 8976 ABERDEEN. Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR H814 ABERDEEN+BUS NONE ToD not available SCR 9090 ABERDOUR TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9090 ABERDOUR Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours RWB 4435 ABERDOVEY NONE ToD not available RWB 4440 ABERERCH NONE ToD not available RWB 3602 ABERGAVENNY TVM Available during station opening hours RWB 3602 ABERGAVENNY Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours RWB 2448 ABERGELE & PENSN TVM Available during station opening hours RWB 4303 ABERYSTWYTH TVM Available during station opening hours RWB 4303 ABERYSTWYTH Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 2552 ACCRINGTON TVM The ticket machine is located on platform 2 SCR 8600 ACHANALT NONE ToD not available SCR 8601 ACHNASHEEN NONE ToD not available SCR 8602 ACHNASHELLACH NONE ToD not available NTH 7662 ACKLINGTON NONE ToD not available LER 7286 ACLE TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 4529 ACOCKS GREEN. TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 2287 ACTON BRIDGE NONE ToD not available LRC 1404 ACTON CENTRAL TVM Available during station opening hours. Station staff are available to assist at all times LRC 1404 ACTON CENTRAL Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours GWR 3000 ACTON MAIN LINE TVM Available during station opening hours GWR 3000 ACTON MAIN LINE Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours LBR 1036 ADDERLEY PARK. TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 1036 ADDERLEY PARK. Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 9310 ADDIEWELL NONE ToD not available SWT 5550 ADDLESTONE TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5160 ADISHAM TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2939 ADLINGTON CHES TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2641 ADLINGTON LANCS NONE ToD not available NTH 8353 ADWICK TVM The ticket machine is located within the wating room RMS 2255 AIGBURTH NONE ToD not available RMS 2350 AINSDALE NONE ToD not available RMS 2125 AINTREE NONE ToD not available SCR 9695 AIRBLES NONE ToD not available SCR 9759 AIRDRIE TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9759 AIRDRIE Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NSE 5132 ALBANY PARK TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5132 ALBANY PARK Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours LBR 4614 ALBRIGHTON TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2760 ALDERLEY EDGE TVM Available during station opening hours GWR 3145 ALDERMASTON NONE ToD not available SWT 5623 ALDERSHOT. TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5280 ALDRINGTON TVM Available from the Self-Service Ticket Vending Machine near the entrance to platform 1 NSC H284 ALDRINGTON+BUS NONE ToD not available FCC 6025 ALEXANDRA PALACE TVM Available during station opening hours FCC 6025 ALEXANDRA PALACE Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 9905 ALEXANDRA PARADE NONE ToD not available SCR 9861 ALEXANDRIA Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SMR 1805 ALFRETON. TVM Available during station opening hours SMR 1805 ALFRETON. Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 7520 ALLENS WEST NONE ToD not available SCR 9883 ALLOA TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 8605 ALNESS NONE ToD not available NTH 7787 ALNMOUTH. TVM The ticket machine is located on platform 1 LER 6847 ALRESFORD ESSEX TVM Available during station opening hours SMR 1223 ALSAGER NONE ToD not available LER 6869 ALTHORNE ESSEX TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 6532 ALTHORPE HUMBER NONE ToD not available SCR 8606 ALTNABREAC NONE ToD not available SWT 5544 ALTON. TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2806 ALTRINCHAM. TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 1198 ALVECHURCH TVM Available during station opening hours SMR 1678 AMBERGATE TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5250 AMBERLEY TVM Self-Service Ticket Vending Machine facilities are available for ticket collection NCH 0506 AMERSHAM NONE ToD not available RWB 4236 AMMANFORD NONE ToD not available SMR 6358 ANCASTER NONE ToD not available SCR 9965 ANDERSTON TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9965 ANDERSTON Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SWT 5510 ANDOVER. TVM Available during station opening hours LRC 5397 ANERLEY TVM Available during station opening hours. Station staff are available to assist at all times LRC 5397 ANERLEY Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours LER 6909 ANGEL ROAD NONE ToD not available NSC 5267 ANGMERING TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5267 ANGMERING Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 9451 ANNAN NONE ToD not available SCR 9972 ANNIESLAND TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9972 ANNIESLAND Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 2662 ANSDELL & FAIRHN TVM Available during station opening hours NSC I444 ANY SOUTHN TRAIN NONE ToD not available NTH 8562 APPERLEY BRIDGE TVM Self service ticket machine NTH 2052 APPLEBY NONE ToD not available NSC 5003 APPLEDORE KENT TVM Available from the Ticket Vending Machine outside the station GWR 3109 APPLEFORD NONE ToD not available NTH 2396 APPLEY BRIDGE TVM The ticket machine is located in the waiting shelter on the Wigan bound platform LBR 1430 APSLEY TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9079 ARBROATH TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9079 ARBROATH Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 8613 ARDGAY NONE ToD not available SCR 9962 ARDLUI NONE ToD not available SCR 9453 ARDROSSAN HBR NONE ToD not available SCR 9569 ARDROSSAN S BCH Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 9455 ARDROSSAN TOWN NONE ToD not available NTH 2960 ARDWICK TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9961 ARGYLE STREET TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9961 ARGYLE STREET Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 8821 ARISAIG NONE ToD not available FCC 6171 ARLESEY TVM Available during station opening hours FCC 6171 ARLESEY Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SCR 0990 ARMADALE TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2054 ARMATHWAITE NONE ToD not available NTH 1963 ARNSIDE TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 8045 ARRAM NONE ToD not available SCR 9963 ARROCHAR & TAR NONE ToD not available NSC 5251 ARUNDEL TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5251 ARUNDEL Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours SWT 5666 ASCOT (BERKS) TVM Available during station opening hours GWR 3003 ASCOTT-U-WYCH NONE ToD not available SWT 5641 ASH TVM Available during station opening hours SWT 5547 ASH VALE TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2941 ASHBURYS NONE ToD not available GWR 4700 ASHCHURCH NONE ToD not available SCR 9953 ASHFIELD NONE ToD not available SWT 5667 ASHFORD (SURREY) TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5004 ASHFORD INTL TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5004 ASHFORD INTL Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 2850 ASHLEY TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5347 ASHTEAD TVM Available during station opening hours NSC 5347 ASHTEAD Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 2790 ASHTON U LYNE TVM The ticket machine is located to the right of the ticket hall entrance NSC 5398 ASHURST KENT TVM Available from the Ticket Vending Machine outside the station SWT 5906 ASHURST N FOREST TVM Available during station opening hours FCC 6083 ASHWELL & MORDEN TVM Available during station opening hours FCC 6083 ASHWELL & MORDEN Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours NTH 1953 ASKAM TVM Available during station opening hours SMR 6233 ASLOCKTON NONE ToD not available NTH 2095 ASPATRIA TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 1380 ASPLEY GUISE NONE ToD not available LBR 1004 ASTON. TVM Available during station opening hours LBR 1004 ASTON. Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours LBR 1074 ATHERSTONE WARKS TVM Available during station opening hours NTH 2584 ATHERTON MANCHR TVM The ticket machine is located in the ticket hall SCR 8608 ATTADALE NONE ToD not available SMR 1624 ATTENBOROUGH TVM Available during station opening hours LER 7367 ATTLEBOROUGH TVM Available during station opening hours SCR 9457 AUCHINLECK NONE ToD not available LER 7017 AUDLEY END TVM Available during station opening hours RMS 2215 AUGHTON PARK NONE ToD not available SCR 8610 AVIEMORE Booking Office Available during ticket office opening hours GWR 3265 AVONCLIFF NONE ToD not available GWR 3200 AVONMOUTH NONE ToD not available SWT 5714 AXMINSTER TVM Available during station opening hours NCH 1492 AYLESBURY TVM Available during station opening hours NCH 1090 AYLESBURY VALEPK TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5162 AYLESFORD TVM Available during station opening hours NSE 5197 AYLESHAM TVM Available during station opening hours
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