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Warrington Central Train Station

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Trains to Warrington Central - Station Details and further Information on Warrington Central Train Services

Warrington Central train station is one of two main train stations serving the town of Warrington in the north-west of England. It is located on the southern route of the Liverpool to Manchester Line (the former Cheshire Lines Committee route between Liverpool and Manchester), and is situated around halfway between the two cities. Central station is used by stopping trains between Liverpool and Manchester, and express services between Liverpool and the North East or between Liverpool and East Anglia.

The other station serving the town centre is Warrington Bank Quay, which has services to London, Birmingham and Scotland.

The main station building faces away from the town and is of a classical style. Most of it is rented out to small businesses, the booking office and other facilities having been relocated to a modern building at a lower level. From street level, passengers climb six steps or a short ramp to reach the booking office, and climb further steps to the platforms. Disabled passengers can now easily access both platforms as lifts were installed in June 2008, making Warrington Central fully accessible for the first time ever.

The station has a customer service office, toilets, waiting rooms, a newsagent, and recently a coffee stall has started operating. Both platforms are now accessible by lifts after a long campaign by amongst others Brian Simpson MEP. and local disability groups.

Outside there is a car park and a taxi rank. The station is located close to Warrington Bus Interchange. On Sundays the local authority car park opposite the station is free of charge.

The adjoining Cheshire Lines Warehouse is being developed as flats having served as a car park for many years.

There are eight trains an hour passing through Central station (as it is known to locals).

Northern Rail operate two suburban stopper services per hour to Liverpool Lime Street via Widnes and two suburban stopper services per hour towards Manchester Oxford Road via Irlam. Late services also terminate at Warrington from either Manchester or Liverpool.

First TransPennine Express operate an hourly non-stop service to Liverpool Lime Street and an hourly express service towards Scarborough via Leeds and York. There are also daily services to Newcastle, Middlesbrough and Hull (all via Leeds). Late services run short to York only.

East Midlands Trains operate an hourly service to Liverpool Lime Street calling at Widnes and Liverpool South Parkway only and an hourly express service to Norwich via Nottingham. Late services run to Nottingham only.