The station’s fate was sealed when, in 1971, Parliament confirmed plans to build underground lines linking Liverpool’s city centre stations. The last service left the station on April 29, 1977.

Below are 12 train stations that once stood in and around Liverpool that are sadly no more, while across the water in Wirral, we look at 14 lost stations. READ MORE: Lost Liverpool pub made famous ...

Proposals to build a £100m train station in Liverpool have been formally submitted. Construction work on the Liverpool Baltic station scheme would start next year, if plans are approved, with the ...

'I visited a major train station on the weekend — it's decaying in the heart of the city' When journalist and public transport enthusiast Liam Thorp paid a visit to Liverpool Central Station, he ...

The world's oldest surviving train station, Liverpool Road Station, stands as a proud testament to the dawn of the railway age in Manchester, United Kingdom. Opened on September 15, 1830, it marks ...

New images of how a planned £100m Liverpool train station will look once completed have been revealed for the first time. The Baltic Station scheme is one of four planned by recently re-elected ...

A rail enthusiast has bought a 1970s train for £1 in a bid to save it from the scrapheap. Robert Hampton, 41, now hopes to raise £10,000 to move the Merseyrail Class 507 train to a museum.