Liverpool Lime Street
Nearly 20 million passengers pass through Liverpool Lime Street every year
Built in 1836, Liverpool Lime Street opened at a time of rapid growth for the railway in Britain. It had its first expansion in 1849, a large château-like building which now fronts the station.
Liverpool Lime Street station, Lime Street, Liverpool, Merseyside, L1 1JD
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Sunday: 07:15 – 23:05
Monday – Friday: 05:00 – 23:38
Saturday: 05:00 – 23:38
Key information
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Monday – Sunday: 24 Hours
Getting to and from the station
At the station
British Transport Police
The British Transport Police station is in Rail House on Lord Nelson Street.
For assistance speak to any member of station staff or contact British Transport Police on 0800 40 50 40 (24 hours) or text 61016. There is a direct phone line near the travel centre. In an emergency call 999.
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Train operators at this station
- Northern – Blackpool North, Wigan North Western, Crewe, Manchester Airport & Manchester Piccadilly/ Oxford Road
- TransPennine Express – Newcastle, Glasgow Central & Edinburgh
- London North Western Trains – Birmingham New Street
- East Midlands Railway – Norwich, Nottingham & Peterborough
- Avanti West Coast – London Euston
- Transport for Wales – Chester