Railway station dataLast update 22 June 2017
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Stations introduction | Stations not served by SFO
This is a list of stations operated by one company but only served by other companies.
Throughout the years there have been some anomalies where a station is the responsibility of a particular train operating company (TOC), but the service patterns mean that those stations are only served by other TOCs. This list shows all known examples.
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Stamford station, operated by East Midlands Trains, is often quoted as one not served by its SFO. Since 11 November 2007 (franchise change), it has mainly been served by CrossCountry, but East Midlands Trains does run a few very early and very late trains.
Bi-level stations such as Tamworth are interesting, where it is possible to consider the different levels as separate stations. In this case, the high level platforms are operated by London Midland but served exclusively by CrossCountry; London Midland serves the low level platforms. Both levels together are technically the same station.
Some station facility owners do not run any trains themselves and are shown here. Note that "Network Rail" in this context can also be interpreted as "Railtrack" for dates when Railtrack was trading.
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Here is an article illustrating the Railtrack symbols used at the Major Stations
Stations introduction | Stations not served by SFO