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Greenford Station [ edit ]
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| location | Greenford |
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| Administrative division | Illing |
| Management unit | London Underground |
| owner | London Transport Authority |
| Station number | GFD |
| Number of platforms | 3 (2 London subways, 1 bay style), Harbourside platforms decommissioned |
| Charge area | 4 |
| London Subway annual passenger volume | |
| Year 2009 | ▼ 3.495 million [1] |
| year 2010 | ▲ 3.670 million [1] |
| year 2011 | ▲ 3.950 million [1] |
| 2012 | ▲ 4.050 million [1] |
| year 2013 | ▲ 4.350 million [1] |
| National Railway Passengers of the Year | |
| 2011-12 years | ▲ 0.174 million [2] |
| 2012-13 | ▲ 0.191 million [2] |
| 2013-14 | ▲ 0.196 million [2] |
| 2014-15 | ▲ 0.232 million [2] |
| 2015-16 | ▲ 0.260 million [2] |
| Important date | |
| 1904 | Enable |
| June 30, 1947 | London Metro station opened |
| June 17, 1963 [3] | The original main line platform closed |
| Other information | |
| Station list |
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| External links |
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Gelinfude station ( English: Greenford Station ) is located in Greater London Gelinfude the London Underground and British national railway station, owned and managed by the London Underground. This station is the terminal of the National Railways Greenford Extension . In the center line on, between Peiliweier and Nuohuo Te between, and the next stop is the national railway branch line south of Huningue Linford . This station is located in the 4th toll area in London .
table of Contents
[ hide ]- 1History
- 2current station
- 3services
- 3.1London Underground
- 3.2National Railway
- 4Connection traffic
- 5References
- 6External links
- 7Adjacent stations
History [ edit ]
Original Gelinfude station by the big Western Railway in October 1, 1904 a new main north -enabled [4] .
The current station is adjacent to the original station, designed by Brian Lewis and built alongside the construction of the extension of the Central Line . It is part of the London Passenger Transport Bureau 's new engineering plan of 1935-1940 . This station was completed by Federico France Charles Curtis and it was opened on June 30, 1947. The station was delayed due to the impact of the Second World War [4] . The original railway service gradually decreased and was closed in 1963. The company responsible for the operation of the station in November 13, 1967 by the British Rail transferred to Transport for London [5] .
The site of the new north main line can still be seen in the window of the Central Line train.
Current station [ edit ]
Greenford Station is a ground station on an island-style platform on the Central Line. Between the subway platform there is a southeast-facing bay-type platform serving the Greenford feeder train, operated by the Great Western Railway . Extension to the south and Seay spirit and Great Western Main Line converge.
Platform 1 is the London Underground train far away from London. It usually goes to Ciresripe and platform 3 goes to Central London.
Greenford was the first London Underground station to have an escalator up to the platform [6] . Until 2014, it was the last wooden escalator that continued to be used on the London Underground. Most of the other escalators were converted to metal or directly dismantled to prevent the 1987 King Cross fire from recurring.
The routes between Greenford and West Ealing still have infrequent freight trains from Paddington New Park and Royal Park trains, and there are passenger trains in use.
In 2009 due to financial difficulties, the Transport Department of London decided to stop providing barrier-free access at Greenford and the remaining five stations. These stations are relatively few people use, and some of the existing barrier-free stations are separated by only one or two stations [7] . Greenford’s £3.9 million improvement project was also suspended [8] . The accessibility plan for this station includes a glass oblique lift , which was later restarted and the lift was activated on October 20, 2015 [9] .
Service [ edit ]
London Underground [ edit ]
The frequency of trains leaving this station from the peak period is as follows:
- 9 classes per hour westbound to Silespepe
- 3 classes per hour westbound to Nuoholt
- 9 classes per hour eastbound to Epping
- 3 classes per hour eastbound to Lawton
National Railway [ edit ]
The Greenford Extension (national railway) runs every half an hour from Monday to Saturday to Paddington . There is no train on Sunday. Since January 2017, these trains have been converted to and from Greenford and West Iling .
Connection traffic [ edit ]
London buses 92, 105, 395, E6 serve this station.
References [ edit ]
- ^ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 Customer metrics: entries and exits . London Underground performance update. Transport for London . 2003–2010 [ 2011-05-08 ] .
- ^ 2.0 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 Station usage estimates . Rail statistics. Office of Rail Regulation . Note: The statistical method may vary from year to year.
- Move ^ Chronology of London Railways by HVBorley
- ^ 4.0 4.1 Central Line, Dates . Clive's Underground Line Guides. [ 2009-10-11 ] .
- ^ Platform Ticket News: Greenford. Journal of the Transport Ticket Society (Luton: Transport Ticket Society). December 1967, (48): 348. ISSN 0144-347X .
- ^ Bruce, J. Graeme; Croome, Desmond F. The New Works Programme Resumed. The Twopenny Tube: The Story of the Central Line. Harrow Weald: Capital Transport. 1996: 52. ISBN 1-85414-186-4 .
- ^ Disability and Deaf Equality Scheme (DES) 2009-2012 . TfL. [ 1 December 2010] . ( Original content archived on 25 April 2012).Ignored unknown parameters( help )
|df= - Move ^ TfL wastes £64million abandoning disabled access plans on the Tube . Evening Standard. 21 April 2010 [ 6 December 2010] .
- Move ^ UK's First Incline Lift Coming To Improve Disabled Access At Greenford Underground... But 8 Crossrail Stations Won′t Have Step-Free Access
External links [ edit ]
 | Related multimedia resources inWikimedia Commons :Greenford Station |
- Train schedules and station information : Greenford Station, from the British Rail official website
Adjacent stations [ edit ]
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4 categories :
- London 4th Toll Area
- Central Line Station (London Underground)
- Ealing Railway Station
- Railway station opened in 1904
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