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Information on Nottingham Station
Nottingham used to have three railway stations, the Great Central Railway and Great Northern Railway’s railway station Nottingham Victoria designed by architect Albert Edward Lambert which was opened by the Nottingham Joint Committee on 24 May 1900 and closed on 4 September 1967 and is now a shopping centre. The other two stations were High Level and Low Level in London Road.
The Midland Counties railway linked Nottingham with Derby from 30 May 1839 with a line to Leicester and then onto London via Rugby coming in the following year. Under the new Midland Railway the Nottingham-Lincoln line opened in 1846, a new station in station street replacing the original Meadows terminus two years later. The latter would become a goods depot.
The 1850 Grantham-Nottingham line used the Station Street location at first built its own station in London Road 1857 after becoming part of the Great Central and Great Northern’s joint Victoria station opened in 1900, the Grantham trains ran on via London Road Low Level to that location until its closure in 1967.
The MR opened the Mansfield line in 1848-49, the Radford loop in 1875 and the Saxby line in 1879-80 with the GNR backed cut-off route to Daybrook coming in 1889.
In 1904 with the threat posed by the new Victoria station and the increase in Nottingham’s traffic Midland decided to rebuild its station, architect A.E. Lambert was chosen for this project and produced a striking building in terracotta which comprised a main block and marbled booking hall, raised roof section and office block. In front the porte-cochere facade has four ornate pedimented arches a balustrade and chunky central clock tower.
There are plans to redevelop the station to include more shops and a new line for the Nottingham Express Transit trams.
The present station layout has six platforms numbered 1 to 6 with each platform halved into platforms A and B to accommodate two trains on each.
Information on train services from Nottingham Station
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The station is served by East Midland Trains, CrossCountry and Northern.
Current off peak services include:
East Midland Trains operate as follows:
- 1 tph to London St Pancras International - fast via East Midlands Parkway, Leicester and Market Harborough.
- 1 tph to London St Pancras International - slow via Loughborough, Leicester, Kettering and Luton Airport Parkway.
- 1 tph to Liverpool Lime Street via Sheffield, Manchester Piccadilly and Warrington Central.
- 1 tph to Norwich via Grantham Peterborough and Ely.
- 2 tph to Mansfield Woodhouse
- with 1 tph continuing to Worksop.
- 1 tph to Skegness via Boston.
- 1 tph to Leicester via Loughborough
- 1 tph to Lincoln via Newark Castle.
- 1 tph to Matlock via Derby.
CrossCountry operate as follows:
- 2 tph to Birmingham New Street via Derby
- with 1 tph continuing to Cardiff Central via Newport.
- There is also an early morning service to Bournemouth via Birmingham New Street, Reading and Southampton.
Northern operate as follows:
- 1 tph to Leeds via Sheffield
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