First TransPennine Express - First TransPennine Express Managed Stations - D

First TransPennine Express - D

First TransPennine Express Managed Stations

First TransPennine Express managed the following 30 stations, many of which transferred to the new TransPennine Express franchise operator:

• Arnside
• Barnetby
• Barrow-in-Furness
• Birchwood
• Brough
• Burneside
• Carnforth
• Cleethorpes
• Dewsbury
• Grange-over-Sands
• Grimsby Town
• Huddersfield
• Hull Paragon
• Kendal
• Malton
• Manchester Airport
• Middlesbrough
• Northallerton
• Scarborough
• Scunthorpe
• Seamer
• Selby
• Stalybridge
• Staveley
• Thirsk
• Thornaby
• Ulverston
• Warrington Central
• Windermere
• Yarm

First TransPennine Express Overview

First TransPennine Express Franchise(s):
TransPennine Express
1 February 2004 – 31 March 2016
First TransPennine Express Main Route(s): North West England, Yorkshire and Humber, North East England, Scotland
First TransPennine Express Fleet Size: 67 units
(6 units were subleased from Northern Rail)
First TransPennine Express Stations Called At: 90
First TransPennine Express Stations Operated: 30
First TransPennine Express Parent Company: FirstGroup (55%)
Keolis (45%)
First TransPennine Express Reporting Mark: TP
First TransPennine Express Predecessors:
Arriva Trains Northern
First North Western
First TransPennine Express Successor: TransPennine Express