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NETWORK RAILCARD AREA to Leicester and Birmingham Services Are Omitted CDLONDON NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY WEST MIDLANDS RAILWAY LONDON NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY F EAST MIDLANDS RAILWAY LONDON EAST MIDLANDS RAILWAY H EAST MIDLANDS RAILWAY J GREATER GREATER ANGLIA K Peak-hour or limited service routes and/or NOTES: This map is a guide to services provided by the train WEST MIDLANDS RAILWAY to Nuneaton VIRGIN TRAINS to Kettering, Leicester, Derby, NORTH to Nottingham, Sheffield, GREATER ANGLIA ANGLIA to Lowestoft to Wolverhampton, to Walsall to Stafford, Crewe, the north west and Scotland Nottingham and Sheffield EASTERN G Manchester and Liverpool King’s Lynn to Norwich to Norwich stations (in Train Company colours) operators on weekdays but does not guarantee direct trains Stafford, Crewe the north west RAILWAY between the stations shown; some peak period and limited BIRMINGHAM Adderley Lea Marston E to Yorkshire, CROSSCOUNTRY Watlington Independent heritage railway with National and Scotland NEW STREET Park Stechford Hall Green Hampton- Tile COVENTRY NETWORK RAILCARD AREA to Leicester and Birmingham services are omitted. in-Arden Berkswell Hill Canley the north east, Downham Market Rail interchange and through ticketing TRANSPORT for WALES and Scotland available (see note in station index below) WEST MID’S RAILWAY RUGBY Long Buckby BEDFORD A few services do not operate and some stations are not LNWR PETERBOROUGH Littleport Interchange station (black rings) served in the early mornings and late evenings, or at VIRGIN TRAINS Bedford St. Johns Whittlesea March Manea Bury weekends and on public holidays. CROSSCOUNTRY NORTHAMPTON Kennett St. Edmunds Thurston Elmswell Interchange with London Underground BIRMINGHAM Kempston Hardwick Services may be affected by engineering work. 1 INTERNATIONAL Flitwick Derby Road Trimley Felixstowe Stewartby Ely Under a 15-minute walk between stations Please check for details on nationalrail.co.uk CHILTERN Birmingham BIRMINGHAM Huntingdon Stowmarket Snow Hill Solihull Waterbeach Rail replacement bus service For details of train times and fares go to nationalrail.co.uk RAILWAYS MOOR STREET Millbrook Newmarket WEST Widney Manor Wolverton Cambridge North 1 Independent bus or coach link or call National Rail Enquiries on 03457 48 49 50 Not all lines or stations Lidlington St. Neots Dullingham MIDLANDS Needham Market are shown in this Dorridge Westerfield with through ticketing available This map is effective from 26th OCTOBER 2019 RAILWAY MILTON KEYNES Ridgmont Harlington CAMBRIDGE to Kidderminster yellow area Kenilworth CENTRAL Sandy GREATER ANGLIA Ferry links and Worcester Lapworth Shelford © Rail Delivery Group – September 2019 Foxton Biggleswade Netherlands Hovercraft link THIS MAP MUST NOT BE REPRODUCED IN ANY FORM Aspley Guise Whittlesford Parkway IPSWICH Royston Shepreth Airport link WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM THE RAIL DELIVERY GROUP STRATFORD- Stratford- Wilmcote Bearley Claverdon Hatton Meldreth NETWORK RAILCARD AREA UPON-AVON upon-Avon Woburn Sands Warwick Parkway Arlesey Great Chesterford to Kidderminster Parkway Leagrave WEST MIDLANDS SOUTHERN Bow Brickhill Harwich ABRAILWAY and Birmingham Warwick VIRGIN TRAINS Ashwell & Morden Mistley Wrabness Dovercourt Harwich KEY TO to Birmingham Audley End International Town LONDON NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY Fenny Stratford CROSSCOUNTRY Baldock TRAIN OPERATING LEAMINGTON SPA Newport NETWORK RAILCARD AREA Bletchley Manningtree Walton- COMPANIES WEST MIDLANDS LUTON Letchworth Garden City on-the-Naze RAILWAY Pershore Honeybourne Elsenham BANBURY Hitchin From May 2019 until further notice, GREAT WESTERN Leighton Buzzard Luton Airport buses will replace most trains between Chiltern Railways Worcester STANSTED RAILWAY Great Malvern WORCESTER Worcestershire Evesham Moreton-in-Marsh CROSSCOUNTRY Luton Airport STEVENAGE Stevenage and Hertford North on Hythe Alresford Weeley Kirby Cross chilternrailways.co.uk to Hereford Malvern Link Foregate SHRUB HILL Parkway GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Parkway Mondays to Fridays and at some other AIRPORT Sudbury Frinton-on-Sea Street (due to open Cheddington COLCHESTER Kingham CHILTERN RAILWAYS times. Please interchange between bus Stansted Wivenhoe Great Thorpe- December 2019) EAST MIDLANDS THAMESLINK and train at Hertford North. Mountfitchet CrossCountry 2 Kings Sutton RAILWAY Knebworth Watton- Bures Bentley le-Soken at-Stone Please check National Rail Enquiries 2 crosscountrytrains.co.uk Shipton Tring nationalrail.co.uk Bishop’s Stortford Clacton-on-Sea Aylesbury Vale Parkway Harpenden Welwyn GREAT Chappel & Colchester North for full details. Town NORTHERN Braintree Wakes Colne Marks Tey Ascott-under-Wychwood Sawbridgeworth c2c Heyford Berkhamsted Ashchurch for Tewkesbury Bicester Welwyn Hertford c2c-online.co.uk Charlbury North St. Albans Garden City North Braintree Freeport GLOUCESTER AYLESBURY Abbey Hertford Ware Harlow Mill Bicester Hemel Hempstead ST. ALBANS CITY Hatfield East Kelvedon East Midlands Railway CROSSCOUNTRY Finstock Tackley Village Park Street St. Margarets Cressing Cheltenham Spa Harlow Town eastmidlandsrailway.co.uk TRANSPORT Apsley How Wood Welham for WALES Stoke Mandeville Rye House White Notley Combe Green Bayford Roydon to Newport and Islip Eurostar King’s Brookmans south Wales Stonehouse Langley Bricket Wood Radlett eurostar.com Hanborough Oxford Parkway Haddenham & Little Kimble Park Thame Parkway Garston Broxbourne Witham GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Wendover OXFORD Watford North Potters Cuffley Gatwick Express Stroud Bar Hatfield Peverel Cam & Dursley Monks Risborough Theobalds Cheshunt gatwickexpress.com WATFORD Grove Radley Great Elstree & Hadley Crews Kemble JUNCTION Borehamwood Wood Hill Greater Anglia Missenden Turkey Culham Chinnor & Princes Princes Risborough CHILTERN RAILWAYS Waltham CHELMSFORD greateranglia.co.uk BRISTOL Yate Risborough Railway Street Cross South GREAT WESTERN Woodham North Burnham- PARKWAY SWINDON Appleford Chinnor Saunderton Great Northern RAILWAY Harrow & Ferrers Fambridge Althorne on-Crouch Southminster Amersham Wealdstone Enfield Ingatestone 3 CROSSCOUNTRY Didcot West 3 greatnorthernrail.com to south Wales Parkway High Wycombe Lock Wallingford Hampstead Finsbury Filton Abbey Wood Harrow-on-the-Hill Thameslink Park Battlesbridge Great Western Railway Cholsey & Wallingford Willesden Seven GREATER ANGLIA Railway Beaconsfield Gerrards Junction Tottenham gwr.com GREAT WESTERN Sisters Hale Chippenham Cholsey Henley-on-Thames Marlow Cross Denham GREATER ANGLIA RAILWAY Billericay Wickford to Severn Beach Rayleigh Heathrow Express Goring & Streatley Bourne End Seer Green Denham West Highbury & Brentwood Shenfield Shiplake & Jordans Golf Club Ruislip Islington heathrowexpress.com Stapleton Road Cookham TfL RAIL Pangbourne Harold Hockley Wargrave Furze Platt Wood Island Line Lawrence Hill West Ealing Tilehurst St. Pancras King’s Rochford southwesternrailway.com Reading West Drayton Broadway Marylebone Euston International Cross Oldfield Park BRISTOL Paddington Moorgate Southend SOUTHEND TEMPLE MEADS Aldermaston Theale Twyford Maidenhead Taplow Burnham Langley Iver London North Eastern Railway Slough Liverpool Airport Prittlewell Victoria Stratford lner.co.uk Keynsham Bath Spa Street West Southend c2c Midgham READING For full details within this area see Farringdon Upminster Horndon Laindon Basildon East Central Pitsea Leigh-on-Sea Westcliff Shoeburyness GREAT WESTERN Heathrow London’s Rail & Tube Services map Fenchurch London Northwestern Railway Earley WINDSOR & ETON RAILWAY Terminals 2 and 3 Shepherd’s Street Barking Benfleet Chalkwell SOUTHEND Thorpe londonnorthwesternrailway.co.uk CROSSCOUNTRY Riverside City c2c Central Bay Freshford Melksham Heathrow Bush Thameslink to Taunton and Exeter Thatcham Winnersh Triangle Terminal 5 Victoria Charing East Datchet Rainham Grays Tilbury Town Tilbury Stanford-le-Hope London Overground Mortimer TfL RAIL Cross Waterloo tfl.gov.uk/overground Winnersh Waterloo East Heathrow Sunnymeads Blackfriars Cannon Street Tilbury Riverside 4 Avoncliff Newbury Racecourse GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY Terminal 4 Southeastern 4 Wokingham Sheerness-on-Sea CROSSCOUNTRY Bracknell London Bridge NETWORK RAILCARD AREA SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY Wraysbury Southeastern High Speed Clapham Queenborough Martins Heron Junction Greenhithe southeasternrailway.co.uk Newbury Virginia Greenwich Dartford for Bluewater Northfleet Gravesend Bradford-on-Avon Slade Green Higham Bramley Crowthorne Sunningdale Water Staines Feltham Richmond Swale Southern Longcross Eltham Crayford Stone Swanscombe Strood THAMESLINK Egham Ashford Crossing southernrailway.com Kintbury Ascot Hampton Ebbsfleet International Kemsley Wimbledon Bromley Chestfield & Westgate- Kempton Park Sidcup Farningham Rochester Gillingham Surbiton South St. Mary Cray Swanley Road Meopham Newington Teynham Whitstable Swalecliffe on-Sea South Western Railway Sandhurst Sunbury southwesternrailway.com Bagshot Chertsey Upper Halliford Longfield Sole Street Hungerford Faversham Herne Birchington- Trowbridge Shepperton Esher Cuxton CHATHAM Rainham Sittingbourne MARGATE Thameslink BASINGSTOKE Ewell Ewell Eynsford Bay on-Sea Hersham West East Orpington Halling Broadstairs thameslinkrailway.com East Croydon Shoreham Walton- Bedwyn Blackwater Camberley Addlestone Kemsing Snodland Selling Dumpton Park on-Thames Hinchley Upper Knockholt Otford TfL Rail Overton Hook Warlingham SOUTHEASTERN CANTERBURY Wood Borough Green & Wrotham New Hythe WEST tfl.gov.uk/tflrail Winchfield Weybridge Coulsdon South Bat & Ball RAMSGATE Whitchurch Aylesford West Malling Micheldever Claygate Epsom Woldingham Transport for Wales Pewsey Frimley SOUTHERN
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