Leeds Station 29/10/26

Leeds Station is one of the biggest rail hubs outside of the capital and is located on several converging lines from all across West Yorkshire and beyond. The station is managed by Network Rail and sees services operated by: CrossCountry Trains, LNER, Northern Trains and TransPennine Express all call here: CrossCountry operate long distance services towards: Aberdeen, Dundee, Edinburgh, Newcastle, York, Sheffield, Birmingham, Bristol, Plymouth and Penzance with all these services being operated with a mix of Class 220 and Class 221 Diesel Multiple Units. LNER services operate towards: Skipton, Bradford, Harrogate and London Kings Cross with these services being operated by a mix of Class 800-803 Diesel Electric Multiple Units as well as Class 91 Hauled Mark 4 coaching, Northern Trains operate most services in and out of Leeds and head towards: Hull, York, Harrogate, Carlisle, Lancaster, Morecombe, Skipton, Bradford, Ilkley, Chester, Manchester, Knottingley, Goole, Doncaster, Sheffield, Lincoln and Nottingham with Northern services being operated with a mix of Class 150, 155, 158, 170 and Class 195 Diesel Multiple Units and Class 331 and Class 333 Electric Multiple Units. TransPennine Express services operate towards: Newcastle, Redcar, Hull, Huddersfield, Manchester and Liverpool Lime Street with these services being operated with a mix of Class 185 Diesel Multiple Units and Class 802 Diesel Electric Multiple Units.