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A Train lift can be useful to easily access an area further away, or to avoided a congested area.

London Midland can take a limited number of cycles free on their local services. ( please check their website)

Cross City Line Lichfield TV - Sutton Coldfield -Bham-Redditch. Trains every few minutes all day, Sundays every 30 mins. (Lift at Lichfield City.)

Lichfield - Redditch rail service is very useful if you wish to avoid the West Midlands section of National Cycle Route 5. Route 5 passes the front entrance of Redditch station.

Trent Valley line. Stafford-Rugeley-Lichfield TV. -Tamworth - Atherstone. (Steps at Lichfield south bound)

Walsall

Chase Line. Birmingham N.S. Walsall - Bloxwich - Hednesford - Cannock - Rugeley. With connections for Stafford.

(Cannock Station has cycle lockers. A refundable £1 coin is required)

Walsall - Wolverhampton - Telford / Wellington.

Wrexham and Shropshire

Tame Valley - Wolverhampton - Cosford - Telford - Shrewsbury - Gobowen -  Chirk -Ruabon - Wrexham.  4 return trains / day.  3 on Sundays. (watch this space)

Telford has it’s own Cycle network, including the Silkin way to Coalport, and the Severn Valley.

Information is available from

Telford Council. 

 

 

Very important note for Cyclists,

Please turn off coloured front and rear lights when on station Platforms etc.

 

 

 

 

Enquire at local manned stations for details of Train services and conditions of travel,

                          or phone :-

National Rail Enquiries 08457 48 49 50

Times/Tickets/Prices

Cycling by train

www.nationalrail.co.uk

 

 

Centro Hotline 0121 200 2700

Centro www.centro.org.uk

 

Birmingham Snow Hill, or Moor Street

ChilternTrains

 

 

Wrexham and Shropshire

railway company

 

London Midland www.londonmidland.com

 

Eurotunnel

www.eurotunnel.com

Cycles

 

 

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