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Hartford
(1837 - )
Hartford station was built by the Grand Junction Railway (GJR) and opened in September 1837 with two platforms
The station is in a cutting with steps and ramp down from the car park. The station is staffed (ticket office is open from start of service until late afternoon during the week and on Saturdays, but limited on a Sunday). There are voice announcements, live arrivals and departure boards and electronic systems
Hartford is currently served by two trains an hour, operated between Liverpool Lime Street railway station and Birmingham New Street railway station on part of the West Coast Line. On Sundays, this service is reduced to one train per hour in each direction
The station is in a cutting with steps and ramp down from the car park. The station is staffed (ticket office is open from start of service until late afternoon during the week and on Saturdays, but limited on a Sunday). There are voice announcements, live arrivals and departure boards and electronic systems
Hartford is currently served by two trains an hour, operated between Liverpool Lime Street railway station and Birmingham New Street railway station on part of the West Coast Line. On Sundays, this service is reduced to one train per hour in each direction
