UK Rail Operators
There are 28 different train operators across Great Britain. Find out more about each of the individual train operators at redspottedhanky.com, you can also book tickets for train travel.
There are 28 different train operators across Great Britain. Find out more about each of the individual train operators at redspottedhanky.com, you can also book tickets for train travel.
Serving the whole of Wales and the Welsh Marches, Arriva Trains Wales operates services to all major train stations in Wales.
Connecting London with rail destinations in Essex and Southend-on-Sea.
Operating a number of services between the UK's major cities of London and Birmingham.
Covering around 1,400 miles and calling at over 100 stations from Aberdeen to Penzance, CrossCountry Trains is the most extensive rail network in the UK.
The automated Docklands Light Railway is an innovative railway service managed by Transport for London (TfL), which connects many areas of London to the redeveloped Docklands area.
Operating up and down the East Coast route, East Coast trains runs 136 services each and every weekday.
East Midlands Trains also operates fast and frequent trains connecting London to cities such as Liverpool, Nottingham, Corby, Derby, York, Leeds and Sheffield in the north.
Connecting 15 stations across London as well as destinations further afield in the south of England.
Operated by FirstGroup Plc, First Great Western has come to be associated with scenic journeys through the beautiful English countryside.
The Gatwick Express service has been connecting London to Gatwick Airport's Southern Terminal for over 25 years, with regular departures from Victoria Station.
Grand Central is a private rail operator providing services connecting London to North Yorkshire and the Durham Coastline.
Heathrow Connect offers travellers a quick and easy way to get between London Paddington Station and Heathrow Airport to the west.
Heathrow Express operates a direct and quick rail link between London's Paddington Station and Heathrow Airport.
Just as vital for connecting the UK capital as the iconic London Underground, the London Overground serves to connect disparate areas of the London region.
The London Underground provides travellers with the quickest and easiest from of mass transit in the UK capital city.
Taking care of travel needs across the Liverpool and Merseyside region,
National Express East Anglia operates along the Great Anglia Network.
Northern Rail operates local and long distance commuter rail services all across Northern England.
South West Trains operates around 1,700 trains each day, calling at over 200 stations in South West England.
Southeastern Trains services cover the entirety of south-eastern England, running around 200 trains daily.
Southern is a train operator providing services to and from London across the counties of East and West Sussex, Surrey, Kent and Hampshire.
Stansted Express provides a quick and easy access route for travellers in London to reach Stansted Airport.
Providing services throughout Scotland and reaching across the Scottish border to Newcastle and Carlisle in the north of England,
First TransPennine Express draws its name from crossing the Pennines, but services much of the North of England, and includes rail services to Edinburgh and Glasgow in Scotland.
Boasting what could be the most distinctive look when it comes to rail transport, Virgin Trains are easily recognised thanks to their red design and familiar brand.
Wrexham & Shropshire has ceased operations as of Friday 28th January.
Spanning the Midlands and North West England, London Midland rail services provide travel between London Euston and Liverpool.