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City Line Book4 of 4 City Line Book 4 Cover (May 20)_Rail Covers 19/11/2019 14:01 Page 1 Valid from 15 December 2019 to 16 May 2020 Train times Book 4 City Line 4 of Liverpool - Wigan North Western Liverpool - Preston/Blackpool North Liverpool Lime Street Edge Hill Wavertree Technology Park Broad Green Roby Huyton Prescot Eccleston Park Thatto Heath St. Helens Central Garswood Bryn Wigan North Western Euxton Balshaw Lane Leyland Preston Kirkham & Wesham Poulton-le-Fylde Blackpool North www.merseytravel.gov.uk City Line Book 4 Index (May 20)_City page 3.qxd 19/11/2019 14:18 Page 1 Timetable Index Travelling between: Pages Liverpool to Wigan, Preston and Blackpool North 2 - 8 Blackpool North, Preston and Wigan to Liverpool 10 - 16 Merseytravel work with the train operators to deliver services that meet our customers’ needs and expectations. The Northern Customer Promise tells you the standard of service you are entitled to expect and the refund arrangements if the service does not meet these standards. The Customer Promise booklet is available from all staffed City Line stations. The majority of journeys in this booklet are operated by Northern (NT) Some are operated by TransPennine Express (TP) Operator @ Codes WWW 0800 200 6060 NT northernrailway.co.uk enquiries@northernrailway. @northernassist co.uk Daily 24 hours tpecustomer.relations@ 0345 600 1671 @TPExpressTrains TP tpexpress.co.uk firstgroup.com Daily 0600-2300 TPEAssist (0151) 330 1000 - merseytravel.gov.uk [email protected] @merseytravel Customer Services Daily 0800-2000 customer.relations@ 03457 48 49 50 - nationalrail.co.uk @nationalrailenq nationalrail.co.uk Daily 24 hours This timetable has been produced by Merseytravel. We’ve done our best to make sure that all the information is correct, but please remember that changes can be made at short notice. We’ll always keep the versions on our website up-to-date. You can check the information in this book is correct by visiting the Train Timetables section at: merseytravel.gov.uk or by calling 03457 48 49 50. SHUP - May 20_clupas15.qxd 20/11/2019 10:30 Page 2 Showing all trains from Liverpool to St Helens Central and Wigan North Western with through trains from Preston (and Blackpool North) Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 Codes TP Liverpool Lime Street 0542 0546 0616 0636 0645 0715 0736 0743 0812 0816 0836 0845 0915 0936 0945 1015 1036 1045 Edge Hill - 0550 0620 - 0649 0719 - 0747 - 0820 - 0849 0919 - 0949 1019 - 1049 Wavertree Tech Park - 0552 0622 - 0652 0721 - 0749 - 0822 - 0851 0921 - 0951 1021 - 1051 Broad Green - 0555 0625 - 0655 0724 - 0752 - 0825 - 0854 0924 - 0954 1024 - 1054 Roby - 0558 0628 - 0658 0727 - 0755 - 0828 - 0857 0927 - 0957 1027 - 1057 Huyton 0552 0601 0631 0645 0700 0730 0745 0758 - 0831 0845 0900 0930 0945 1000 1030 1045 1100 Prescot - 0605 0635 - 0704 0734 - 0804 - 0835 - 0904 0934 - 1004 1034 - 1104 Eccleston Park - 0607 0637 - 0706 0736 - 0806 - 0837 - 0906 0936 - 1006 1036 - 1106 Thatto Heath - 0610 0640 - 0709 0739 - 0809 - 0840 - 0909 0939 - 1009 1039 - 1109 St Helens Central 0600 0614 0644 0653 0713 0743 0753 0813 - 0844 0853 0913 0943 0953 1013 1043 1053 1113 Garswood 0606 0620 0650 - 0719 0749 - 0819 - 0850 - 0919 0949 - 1019 1049 - 1119 Bryn - 0623 0653 - 0722 0752 - 0822 - 0853 - 0922 0952 - 1022 1052 - 1122 Wigan North Western 0617 0632 0702 0706 0731 0801 0806 0831 0843 0902 0906 0931 1001 1006 1031 1101 1106 1131 Euxton Balshaw Lane 0715 0815 - 0915 1015 1116 Leyland 0719 0819 - 0920 1020 1120 Preston 0727 0828 0859 0928 1028 1128 Blackpool North 0752 0853 0953 1053 1154 Codes: TP - Journey operated by TransPennine Express continued on next page Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 2 SHUP - May 20_clupas15.qxd 20/11/2019 10:30 Page 3 Showing all trains from Liverpool to St Helens Central and Wigan North Western with through trains from Preston (and Blackpool North) Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 Codes TP TP Liverpool Lime Street 1115 1136 1145 1212 1215 1237 1245 1315 1337 1345 1415 1437 1445 1515 1537 1545 1612 1615 Edge Hill 1119 - 1149 - 1219 - 1249 1319 - 1349 1419 - 1449 1519 - 1549 - 1619 Wavertree Tech Park 1121 - 1151 - 1221 - 1251 1321 - 1351 1421 - 1451 1521 - 1551 - 1621 Broad Green 1124 - 1154 - 1225 - 1254 1324 - 1354 1424 - 1454 1524 - 1554 - 1624 Roby 1127 - 1157 - 1228 - 1257 1327 - 1357 1427 - 1457 1527 - 1557 - 1627 Huyton 1130 1145 1200 - 1230 1245 1300 1330 1345 1400 1430 1446 1500 1530 1546 1600 - 1630 Prescot 1134 - 1204 - 1234 - 1304 1334 - 1404 1434 - 1504 1534 - 1604 - 1634 Eccleston Park 1136 - 1206 - 1237 - 1306 1336 - 1406 1436 - 1506 1536 - 1606 - 1636 Thatto Heath 1139 - 1209 - 1239 - 1309 1339 - 1409 1439 - 1509 1539 - 1609 - 1639 St Helens Central 1143 1153 1213 1232 1243 1253 1313 1343 1353 1413 1443 1454 1513 1543 1554 1613 - 1643 Garswood 1149 - 1219 - 1249 - 1319 1349 - 1419 1449 - 1519 1549 - 1619 - 1649 Bryn 1152 - 1222 - 1252 - 1322 1352 - 1422 1452 - 1522 1552 - 1622 - 1652 Wigan North Western 1201 1206 1231 1250 1301 1306 1331 1402 1406 1431 1501 1507 1531 1601 1607 1631 1643 1702 Euxton Balshaw Lane 1215 - 1315 1415 1516 1616 - Leyland 1220 - 1320 1421 1521 1620 - Preston 1228 1306 1328 1428 1528 1628 1659 Blackpool North 1254 1353 1453 1553 1653 Codes: TP - Journey operated by TransPennine Express continued on next page Connections: For East Lancashire, Lancaster, the Lake District and Scotland - change at Wigan or Preston For additional trains beyond Wigan and Preston - see other National Rail publicity For details of all trains from Liverpool to Huyton - see City Line Book 1 available at www.merseytravel.gov.uk For details of alternative services between Liverpool and Preston via Ormskirk - see Northern Line timetable. Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 3 SHUP - May 20_clupas15.qxd 20/11/2019 10:30 Page 4 Showing all trains from Liverpool to St Helens Central and Wigan North Western with through trains from Preston (and Blackpool North) Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 Codes TP Liverpool Lime Street 1636 1645 1709 1713 1736 1748 1813 1835 1847 1914 1936 1945 2012 2015 2036 2046 2115 2215 2315 Edge Hill - 1649 - 1717 - 1752 1817 - 1851 1918 - 1949 - 2019 - 2050 2119 2219 2319 Wavertree Tech Park - 1651 - 1719 - 1754 1819 - 1853 1920 - 1951 - 2021 - 2052 2121 2221 2321 Broad Green - 1654 - 1722 - 1757 1822 - 1856 1923 - 1954 - 2024 - 2055 2124 2224 2324 Roby - 1657 - 1725 - 1800 1825 - 1859 1927 - 1957 - 2027 - 2058 2127 2227 2327 Huyton 1645 1700 1718 1728 1744 1803 1828 1846 1902 1930 1945 2000 - 2030 2045 2101 2130 2230 2330 Prescot - 1704 1722 1732 1748 1807 1832 - 1906 1934 - 2004 - 2034 - 2105 2134 2234 2334 Eccleston Park - 1706 1724 1734 1751 1809 1834 - 1908 1936 - 2006 - 2036 - 2107 2136 2236 2336 Thatto Heath - 1709 1727 1737 1753 1812 1837 - 1911 1939 - 2009 - 2039 - 2110 2139 2239 2339 St Helens Central 1653 1713 1731 1741 1757 1816 1841 1854 1915 1943 1953 2013 2028 2043 2053 2114 2143 2244 2343 Garswood - 1719 1737 1747 1804 1822 1847 - 1921 1949 - 2019 - 2049 - 2120 2149 2251 2349 Bryn - 1722 1740 1750 1807 1825 1850 - 1924 1952 - 2022 - 2052 - 2123 2152 2254 2352 Wigan North Western 1706 1731 1747 1759 1814 1834 1859 1907 1933 2001 2006 2031 2043 2101 2106 2133 2159 2301 0004 Euxton Balshaw Lane 1715 1756 1823 1917 2015 - 2115 2208 2310 0013 Leyland 1720 1800 1827 1922 2019 - 2119 2212 2314 0017 Preston 1727 1810 1835 1929 2029 2059 2127 2220 2322 0025 Blackpool North 1753 1900 1955 2054 2154 2246 2347 Connections: For East Lancashire, Lancaster, the Lake District and Scotland - change at Wigan or Preston For additional trains beyond Wigan and Preston - see other National Rail publicity For details of all trains from Liverpool to Huyton - see City Line Book 1 available at www.merseytravel.gov.uk For details of alternative services between Liverpool and Preston via Ormskirk - see Northern Line timetable. Mondays to Fridays 16 December 2019 to 15 May 2020 4 SHUP - May 20_clupas15.qxd 20/11/2019 10:30 Page 5 Showing all trains from Liverpool to St Helens Central and Wigan North Western with through trains from Preston (and Blackpool North) Saturdays 21 December 2019 to 16 May 2020 Codes TP Liverpool Lime Street 0542 0546 0616 0636 0645 0715 0736 0743 0812 0816 0836 0845 0915 0936 0945 1015 1036 1045 Edge Hill - 0550 0620 - 0649 0719 - 0747 - 0820 - 0849 0919 - 0949 1019 - 1049 Wavertree Tech Park - 0552 0622 - 0652 0721 - 0750 - 0822 - 0851 0921 - 0951 1021 - 1051 Broad Green - 0555 0625 - 0655 0724 - 0753 - 0825 - 0854 0924 - 0954 1024 - 1054 Roby - 0558 0628 - 0658 0727 - 0756 - 0828 - 0857 0927 - 0957 1027 - 1057 Huyton 0552 0601 0631 0645 0700 0730 0745 0759 - 0831 0845 0900 0930 0945 1000 1030 1045 1100 Prescot - 0605 0635 - 0704 0734 - 0804 - 0835 - 0904 0934 - 1004 1034 - 1104 Eccleston Park - 0607 0637 - 0706 0736 - 0806 - 0837 - 0906 0936 - 1006 1036 - 1106 Thatto Heath - 0610 0640 - 0709 0739 - 0809 - 0840 - 0909 0939 - 1009 1039 - 1109 St Helens Central 0600 0614 0644 0653 0713 0743 0753 0813 - 0844 0853 0913 0943 0953 1013 1043 1053 1113 Garswood 0606 0620 0650 - 0719 0749 - 0819 - 0850 - 0919 0949 - 1019 1049 - 1119 Bryn - 0623 0653 - 0722 0752 - 0822 - 0853 - 0922 0952 - 1022 1052 - 1122 Wigan North Western 0617 0632 0702 0706 0731 0801 0806 0831 0843 0902 0906 0931 1001 1006 1031 1101 1106 1131 Euxton Balshaw Lane 0715 0815 - 0915 1015 1116 Leyland 0719 0819 - 0920 1020 1120 Preston 0727 0828 0859 0928 1028 1128 Blackpool North 0752 0853 0953 1053 1154 Codes: TP - Journey operated by TransPennine Express continued on next page Connections: For East Lancashire, Lancaster, the Lake District and Scotland - change at Wigan or Preston For additional trains beyond Wigan and Preston - see other National Rail publicity For details of all trains from Liverpool to Huyton - see City Line Book 1 available at www.merseytravel.gov.uk For details of alternative services between Liverpool and Preston via Ormskirk - see Northern Line timetable.
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