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Daisy Hill
(1888 - )
Daisy Hill Station opened in October 1888 serving the Daisy Hill area of Westhoughton, Bolton
The tracks are adjacent to the central island. The station is staffed for most of the day. Information screens in the booking hall show real-time departure information from both platforms, with electronic displays on the platforms. This is accompanied by automated announcements heard via speakers located both on the platforms and in the booking hall
The typical off-peak service is of three trains per hour to Manchester Victoria, one to Kirkby and two to Wigan Wallgate. In the evening there are two trains an hour in each direction. The regular daytime service to Southport ended at the start of the winter 2019 timetable, with passengers now having to change at Wigan
For many years, there were no trains calling at Daisy Hill on a Sunday but since May 2010 there has been a Sunday service
The tracks are adjacent to the central island. The station is staffed for most of the day. Information screens in the booking hall show real-time departure information from both platforms, with electronic displays on the platforms. This is accompanied by automated announcements heard via speakers located both on the platforms and in the booking hall
The typical off-peak service is of three trains per hour to Manchester Victoria, one to Kirkby and two to Wigan Wallgate. In the evening there are two trains an hour in each direction. The regular daytime service to Southport ended at the start of the winter 2019 timetable, with passengers now having to change at Wigan
For many years, there were no trains calling at Daisy Hill on a Sunday but since May 2010 there has been a Sunday service
