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For a full list of all stations in Great Britain, see our A-to-Z of stations page or for further information visit the National Rail Enquiries website.
What facilities do the stations have?
Whether you want information about where you'll start or finish your journey, or where you'll change trains, you can get details of what's available at a particular station by entering the station name in the box above.
Our most popular stations:
York
The city of York sits halfway between London and Edinburgh and its train station serves as a major transport hub for the North of England. The station contains 11 platforms and provides easy access to local bus and coach stations too. Trains to York run non-stop to and from London King’s Cross in just 2 hours with services also running to cities in the North such as Sunderland, Manchester and Liverpool.
London Kings Cross
All Grand Central services call at London Kings Cross, offering services from London to York in two hours, and London to Doncaster in just 1 hour 40 minutes - connecting the north of England with London by train. The station complex includes local, national and international services.
Sunderland
Sunderland station connects the North East to key destinations across the UK. Grand Central operates up to six return services daily, offering direct travel to London King's Cross in approximately 3 hours 30 minutes.
Doncaster
Doncaster station is a key rail interchange, offering connections across the UK for both local and long-distance travel. Grand Central runs four return services daily, providing direct travel to London King's Cross in just over 1 hour 40 minutes.
York
The city of York sits halfway between London and Edinburgh and its train station serves as a major transport hub for the North of England. The station contains 11 platforms and provides easy access to local bus and coach stations too. Trains to York run non-stop to and from London King’s Cross in just 2 hours with services also running to cities in the North such as Sunderland, Manchester and Liverpool.
London Kings Cross
All Grand Central services call at London Kings Cross, offering services from London to York in two hours, and London to Doncaster in just 1 hour 40 minutes - connecting the north of England with London by train. The station complex includes local, national and international services.
Sunderland
Sunderland station connects the North East to key destinations across the UK. Grand Central operates up to six return services daily, offering direct travel to London King's Cross in approximately 3 hours 30 minutes.
Doncaster
Doncaster station is a key rail interchange, offering connections across the UK for both local and long-distance travel. Grand Central runs four return services daily, providing direct travel to London King's Cross in just over 1 hour 40 minutes.