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Thurso Wick 2007 Great Britain National Rail Passenger Operators Dingwall Inverness Kyle of Lochalsh Sixth edition (February 2007) Aberdeen Arriva Trains Wales Arriva plc Mallaig Central Trains National Express Group plc Chiltern Railways M40 Trains c2c National Express Group plc Fort William Eurostar Eurostar (UK) Ltd First Capital Connect First Group plc First Great Western First Group plc First ScotRail First Group plc Dundee Oban Crianlarich First TransPennine Express First Group plc/Keolis SA Perth Gatwick Express National Express Group plc GNER Sea Containers Ltd Heathrow Express BAA Cardenden Stirling Kirkcaldy Hull Trains First Group plc/Renaissance Railways North Berwick Balloch Merseyrail Ned-Serco Gourock Milngavie Cumbernauld Midland Mainline National Express Group plc Bathgate Wemyss Bay Glasgow Drumgelloch Edinburgh Northern Ned-Serco Largs Berwick upon Tweed ‘one’ National Express Group plc Neilston East Kilbride Carstairs Ardrossan Silverlink Trains National Express Group plc Harbour Lanark South West Trains Stagecoach South Western Trains Ltd (Island Line on the Isle of Wight) Chathill Southeastern Go-Ahead Group plc/Keolis SA Southern Go-Ahead Group plc/Keolis SA Virgin CrossCountry Virgin Rail Group Virgin West Coast Virgin Rail Group Newcastle Stranraer Carlisle Sunderland Hartlepool Bishop Auckland Workington Saltburn Darlington Middlesbrough Whitby Windermere Battersby Scarborough Barrow-in-Furness Carnforth Bridlington Morecambe Heysham Port Lancaster Harrogate Hellifield Ilkley York Skipton Colne Selby Blackpool Leeds Bradford Hull Preston Halifax Barton-on-Humber Southport Wakefield Rochdale Huddersfield Bolton Grimsby Ormskirk Barnsley Doncaster Cleethorpes MANCHESTER LIVERPOOL Sheffield West Kirby Manchester Llandudno Airport Holyhead Worksop Retford Chesterfield Lincoln Matlock Buxton Chester Skegness Kidsgrove Crewe Alfreton Newark Blaenau Ffestiniog Wrexham Stoke-on-Trent Sheringham Cromer Derby Pwllheli Nottingham Grantham Stafford Kings Lynn Burton-on-Trent Shrewsbury Tamworth Norwich Great Yarmouth Lichfield Leicester Trent Valley Dovey Wolverhampton Nuneaton Junction Peterborough Stourbridge BIRMINGHAM Lowestoft Town Aberystwyth Kidderminster Kettering Rugby Ely Coventry Llandrindod Wells Redditch Leamington Spa Northampton Worcester Stratford- Bedford Fishguard upon-Avon Cambridge Harbour Sudbury Ipswich Llandovery Hereford Great Malvern Banbury Milton Felixstowe Keynes Stansted Cheltenham Spa Harwich Town Stevenage Braintree Harwich International Bicester North Walton-on-Naze Carmarthen Gloucester Bicester Town Colchester Aylesbury Hertford Milford Haven Merthyr Tidfil Rhymney Clacton Oxford St Albans Chelmsford Aberdare Pembroke Dock Treherbert Watford Southminster Swansea Maesteg Henley- Southend on-Thames Upminster Victoria Marlow Shoeburyness Didcot Southend Newport Swindon Parkway LONDON Central Sheerness on-Sea Cardiff Reading Windsor Heathrow Bristol Margate Penarth Barry Ramsgate Bath Spa Weston-super-mare Maidstone Canterbury Westbury Basingstoke Tonbridge Barnstaple Guildford Gatwick Salisbury Alton Ashford Dover Tunbridge Wells Folkestone Taunton East Grinstead Romsey Eastleigh Horsham Southampton Uckfield Central Hastings Bournemouth Worthing Brighton Exeter Littlehampton Newhaven To France/Belgium Pier Head Portsmouth Bognor Eastbourne Ryde Seaford Lymington Regis Pier Exmouth Gunnislake Weymouth Shanklin Newton Abbot Newquay Paignton Truro Plymouth Looe St Ives Penzance Falmouth Published by Barry S Doe FCILT, C.Math, MIMA • 25 Newmorton Road, Moordown, Bournemouth, Dorset BH9 3NU Tel/Fax: 01202 528707 • Email: [email protected] • Bus & Rail Directory web site: www.barrydoe.co.uk Designed by: Image Circle 020 8744 3006 A BCD E F G H J TRAIN OPERATING COMPANIES Wolverhampton, VIRGIN TRAINS Stafford, Crewe VIRGIN TRAINS MIDLAND MAINLINE GNER CENTRAL TRAINS ‘one’ RAILWAY ‘one’ RAILWAY London & the South East North West and Scotland and North West Kettering, 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Shepreth Whittlesford Parkway Harwich Western House BANBURY Aspley Guise Mistley Wrabness International Town Bearley Sandy CAPITAL 14 Rickfords Hill Only stations served by CONNECT Great Chesterford Kings Sutton Wolverton Woburn Sands Aylesbury HP20 2RX through trains from London Wilmcote Dovercourt are shown in this area Leagrave Biggleswade Meldreth Audley End Bow Brickhill Manningtree STRATFORD- Royston Newport Walton- c2c UPON-AVON STANSTED on-the-Naze MILTON KEYNES Fenny Stratford Arlesey Elsenham AIRPORT Freepost ADM 3968 CENTRAL Ashwell & Morden Southend Bletchley LUTON Kirby CHILTERN RAILWAYS Baldock Stansted Hythe Alresford Weeley Cross Sudbury Frinton-on-Sea SS1 1ZS Heyford Leighton Buzzard Mountfitchet COLCHESTER Luton Airport Letchworth Garden City Worcester Wivenhoe Great Thorpe- Bicester North Stoke Mandeville Cheddington Parkway Luton Bishop’s Stortford Bures Bentley le-Soken First Capital Connect Great Malvern Foregate Ascott-under- AYLESBURY WORCESTER Moreton Tackley Airport Hitchin Colchester HEREFORD Ledbury Colwall Malvern Link Street SHRUB HILL Pershore Evesham Honeybourne in-Marsh Kingham Shipton Wychwood Charlbury Finstock Combe Hanborough Tring Customer Relations Department Sawbridgeworth Braintree Chappel & Town Clacton-on-Sea Wendover Berkhamsted STEVENAGE Wakes Colne Bicester Harlow Mill Braintree Freeport Marks Freepost RRBR-REEJ-KTKY Hemel Hempstead Islip Town Little Kimble Tey PO Box 443, Plymouth PL4 6WP Great Knebworth Cressing Missenden Apsley Harpenden Watton- Welwyn at-Stone Harlow Town First Great Western 2 King’s Langley White Notley Kelvedon 2 OXFORD Monks Risborough North Roydon PO Box 313 Amersham Watford Junction St. Albans Welwyn Broxbourne Radley Haddenham & Garden ‘one’ RAILWAY Witham Plymouth Thame Parkway Princes City Culham Risborough High Harrow-on-the-Hill PL4 6YD Saunderton Wycombe Hertford Hatfield Peverel Burnham- North Appleford on-Crouch Southminster Gatwick Express Finsbury Harrow & West CHELMSFORD Althorne Swindon, Bath, Bristol Didcot Parkway Park ‘one’ Wealdstone Hampstead North Fambridge 52 Grosvenor Gardens and South Wales Henley-on-Thames Marlow RAILWAY London Cholsey Highbury & Tottenham Ingatestone South Woodham Ferrers Bourne End Islington Hale Battlesbridge SW1 0AU Goring & Streatley Shiplake Cookham Seven Rayleigh Pangbourne Sisters Brentwood Shenfield Billericay Wickford Great North Eastern Railway FIRST GREAT WESTERN Wargrave Furze Platt St. King’s Hockley Harold Wood Tilehurst Marylebone Euston Pancras Cross Moorgate Rochford Main Headquarters Maidenhead Ealing Station Road READING Twyford Taplow Burnham Slough Broadway Paddington King’s Cross Romford Prittlewell LONDON Thameslink Liverpool Victoria York YO1 6HT Street Stratford For full details West SOUTHEND Thorpe Westbury and Reading Horndon Laindon Basildon Benfleet Chalkwell Central East Bay c2c Newbury Heathrow Express West of England West within this area see Farringdon Pewsey Bedwyn Hungerford Kintbury Newbury Racecourse Thatcham Midgham Aldermaston Theale London Connections Pitsea Barking Upminster Ockendon Leigh- Westcliff Shoeburyness 30 Eastbourne Terrace 3 Earley map c2c on-Sea 3 City Thameslink Chafford Hundred Tilbury Stanford-le-Hope London Fenchurch Town Heathrow Victoria Charing Rainham W6 6LE Winnersh Triangle Street East Tilbury Airport Cross Sheerness-on-Sea Kensington Waterloo Blackfriars Purfleet Grays Winnersh Tilbury Riverside Island Line Olympia Queenborough Mortimer Cannon Greenhithe Wokingham London Street for Bridge Overline House Bracknell Virginia Clapham Dartford Bluewater Northfleet Blechynden Terrace Crowthorne Sunningdale Water Richmond Junction Higham Swale Stone Swanscombe Gravesend Southampton SO15 1GW Crossing Strood Kemsley Sandhurst Martins Longcross Staines Wimbledon Bramley Heron Ascot Herne Westgate- Midland Mainline Longfield Sole Street Rochester Gillingham Newington Teynham Whitstable Bay on-Sea Blackwater Bagshot Surbiton Midland House Bromley Swanley Farningham Meopham Faversham Chestfield Farnborough North Cuxton CHATHAM Rainham Sittingbourne Birchington- MARGATE Nelson Street Camberley Sutton South Road & Swalecliffe on-Sea Westbury, Bath, Halling Broadstairs Derby DE1 2SA Bristol and Farnborough Frimley Woking Orpington Otford Snodland South Wales BASINGSTOKE Kemsing Dumpton Park ‘one’ Warminster SALISBURY Winchfield (Main) Epsom West New Hythe Selling Malling Barming Aylesford CANTERBURY RAMSGATE Grateley Andover Whitchurch Overton Hook Fleet Brookwood Effingham Leatherhead East WEST Sturry Minster Grosvenor House North Croydon Upper Maidstone MAIDSTONE EAST Camp Ash
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