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Northumberland Line


  • Integrated fares with the Tyne & Wear Metro were agreed by the Joint Transport Committee on the 19th March 2024 (with interchanges at Central Station, Manors, and Northumberland Park).
  • The line opened to passengers on Sunday, 15th December, 2024 (Ashington, Seaton Delaval, Manors & Newcastle Central Station).
  • Stations at Bedlington, Blyth Bebside, Newsham and Northumberland Park to open during 2025.
Railway Northumberland Park Metro Station Newsham Station 2024 Newcastle Central Station Ashington Station
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Ashington Station
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Ashington Station
- Ashington Station (ASL) is located off Station Road in Ashington. The station, on the reopened Northumberland Line, began passenger services on Sunday, 15th December, 2024.
Newcastle Central Station
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Newcastle Central Station
- Overview History Map Street View Newcastle Central Station on Neville Street was designed by John Dobson and was opened by Queen Victoria on the 29th August 1850. Replacing three earlier stations, it …
Newsham Station
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Newsham Station
- Overview Map Street View The new railway station at Newsham, Blyth, was built as part of the Northumberland Line project, restoring passenger rail services between Ashington and Newcastle for the …
Northumberland Park Metro Station
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Northumberland Park Metro Station
- Overview About Northumberland Park Metro Station Map Street View The Northumberland Park Station of the Tyne & Wear Metro was officially opened on the 13th of December, 2005. It was …
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Northumberland Line
- Official Website of the Northumberland Line - Northumberland County Council.
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