Our Stations | Network Rail Property

London Bridge

Re-developed in 2017, London Bridge is a major interchange, with high footfall seven days per week, and fantastic access to key landmarks including Borough Market, More London and London Bridge.

68m

Visits per year

£91m

Annual sales

23.4%

Retail penetration rate

London Paddington

Located in an affluent area of London, the station, synonymous with Paddington Bear, has several retail zones, including The Lawn, a premium development within the station, or the main concourse, a prime location for capturing footfall exiting trains.

60m

Visits per year

£83m

Annual sales

38.6%

Retail penetration rate

Reading

Reading is a major interchange station, with excellent connectivity, including the Elizabeth Line, linking Reading directly with Central London.

20.5m

Visits per year

£10.9

Annual sales

21.4%

Retail penetration rate

Guildford

Guildford is a charming market and commuter town in West Surrey, with it's main station connecting rural Surrey with London Waterloo, Reading, Gatwick Airport and Portsmouth.

£3.5m

Annual sales

4800

Sq ft retail space

Bristol Temple Meads

The main station for Bristol, and at the center of a major redevelopment, Bristol Temple Quarter, which will include 11,000 new homes and a new campus for The University of Bristol.

10.3m

Visits per year

£7.8m

Annual sales

26.7%

Retail penetration rate

Glasgow Central

Scotland's busiest train station, located in a prime city center location, within walking distance of the main shopping and hospitality areas of Buchanan and Argyle Street.

31m

Visits per year

£20m

Annual sales

24.2%

Retail penetration rate

Edinburgh Waverley

Sitting between Edinburgh's medieval Old Town and the neoclassical New Town, Waverley occupies a prime city center location, and is vitally important for regional and national services.

29.9m

Visits per year

£35m

Annual sales

21.8%

Retail penetration rate

London Charing Cross

Located at the western end of The Strand, Charing Cross is a short walk from Trafalgar Square, Whitehall and Covent Garden, making it a prime location for leisure visitors to London

24m

Visits per year

£14m

Annual sales

22.2%

Retail penetration rate

London Cannon Street

One of London's terminus stations, connecting southeast London, Kent and East Sussex with central London, being particularly popular with weekday commuters to the City.

9.7m

Visits per year

£3m

Annual sales

6400

Sq ft retail space

Leeds City

Located in the center of Yorkshire's largest city, the station is an important hub on Britain's rail network, for both national and regional services.

25m

Visits per year

£31m

Annual sales

43.9%

Retail penetration rate

London Victoria

London Victoria is a busy commuter terminus, and also brings both domestic and international visitors to some of London's most iconic attractions, including Buckingham Palace, the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey.

79m

Visits per year

£76m

Annual sales

30.3%

Retail penetration rate

London King's Cross

Much more than just a railway station, King's Cross, in the heart of London, is one of the four stations on the monopoly board, and is also home to platform 9 3/4's, the fictional starting point for the Hogwarts Express in the Harry Potter novels.

43m

Visits per year

£79m

Annual sales

40.2%

Retail penetration rate

London Waterloo

One of Britain's largest and busiest stations, with nearly 100 million arrivals and departures every year. It also has important direct links to key cultural and sporting grounds, including Wimbledon, The Oval and Wembley.

78m

Visits per year

£74m

Annual sales

28.2%

Retail penetration rate

Manchester Piccadilly

Piccadilly is Manchester's main railway station, located to the south-east of the city center, it is within walking distance of the city's main shopping, entertainment and nightlife districts.

35m

Visits per year

£36m

Annual sales

45.1%

Retail penetration rate

Liverpool Lime Street

Lime Street is the oldest operational grand terminus in the world, and is an important transport hub for national and regional services.

17m

Visits per year

£11m

Annual sales

24.6%

Retail penetration rate

Birmingham New Street

New Street is the largest of Birmingham's three stations, and the busiest in Britain outside of London.

51m

Visits per year

£35m

Annual sales

20.2%

Retail penetration rate

London Euston

One of the oldest and most important stations in Britain, Euston serves as the main terminus to London from Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow.

46m

Visits per year

£71m

Annual sales

52.4%

Retail penetration rate

London Liverpool Street

With the addition of the Elizabeth Line, opened in 2022, London Liverpool Street is now the busiest railway station in Britain, with mainline services to Cambridge, the East of England and Stansted Airport.

89m

Visits per year

£92m

Annual sales

20.4%

Retail penetration rate

Clapham Junction

Britain's busiest interchange station, with more than 2,000 trains passing through everyday, which is more than any other station across Europe.

£5m

Annual sales

£1.3k

Sales per sq ft

We manage some of the busiest and most iconic travel hubs in Great Britain, with over 700m visitors across our 19 destination stations every year.

London Bridge

London Bridge

London Paddington

London Paddington

Reading

Reading

Guildford

Guildford

Bristol Temple Meads

Bristol Temple Meads

Glasgow Central

Glasgow Central

Edinburgh Waverley

Edinburgh Waverley

London Charing Cross

London Charing Cross

London Cannon Street

London Cannon Street

Leeds City

Leeds City

London Victoria

London Victoria

London King's Cross

London King's Cross

London Waterloo

London Waterloo

Manchester Piccadilly

Manchester Piccadilly

Liverpool Lime Street

Liverpool Lime Street

Birmingham New Street

Birmingham New Street

London Euston

London Euston

London Liverpool Street

London Liverpool Street

Clapham Junction

Clapham Junction