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Information on Stafford Station
Stafford railway station stands at another important junction on the network of railways in Britain, from the south two branches of the West Coast Main Line meet here, the Trent Valley branch and the Birmingham branch. To the north of Stafford station the West Coast Main Line continues towards Crewe whilst the Manchester branch goes via Stoke-on-Trent.
The present and fourth station in the town of Stafford was built in 1962 by British Rail and consists of the Main Up side platform and high footbridge to the two islands beyond the through lines. A single-storey concourse housing the main facilities projects out from the lateral administration block which is raised to a second-storey height by pre-stressed concrete up rights and horizontal support beams.
Stafford station has five platforms in use and all are accessible from either of the main lines that approach from the south. Platforms 1 and 3 are used by trains to and from London with platforms 4 & 5 used by trains to and from Birmingham. Bay platform 2 is no longer used for passenger trains.
The stations visual display units were upgraded in 2007.
Information on train services from Stafford Station
BakerBus
- service X1 is used on rail replacement duties to Norton Bridge, Stone, Barlaston and Wedgwood, all have a railway station but no stopping train service except for Stone).
- There is also a rail replacement bus service that operates along the Trent Valley and serves the stations of Rugeley, Atherstone, Polesworth, Tamworth Low Level, Lichfield Trent Valley and Nuneaton.
Virgin Trains operates as follows:
- Hourly service to /from London Euston and Liverpool Lime Street – Mon to Sat.
CrossCountry
- Hourly service to/from Birmingham New Street and Manchester Piccadilly.
London Midland
- Half-hourly with some gaps to Liverpool Lime Street and Birmingham New Street via Wolverhampton.
- Hourly service to Rugby and beyond via Nuneaton with connections for the Chase Line to Hednesford and Walsall available at Rugeley Trent Valley.
Arriva Trains operate
- One train a day each way.
- One to Holyhead.
- The other to Birmingham International.
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