Leicester Station

Leicester Station, originally opened in 1840, is a historic railway station in the heart of Leicester’s city center. The station has been rebuilt twice, now showcasing a late Victorian frontage complete with a statue of Thomas Cook, commemorating the pioneer of modern tourism. A pedestrian bridge at the station’s north end connects passengers to long-term parking and Campbell Street.

As a major transport hub, Leicester Station provides direct services via East Midlands railway to London St Pancras International and CrossCountry trains to Birmingham New Street and Stansted Airport. These direct routes make travel convenient for both commuters and visitors.

Nearby Leicester Station, visitors can easily access attractions such as Leicester Cathedral, just a short walk away, known for its stunning architecture and its connection to King Richard III. Another nearby highlight is the King Richard III Visitor Centre, which tells the story of the king's life and his rediscovery in a Leicester car park.

Which train companies run trains to Leigh (Kent)?

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What are Leigh (Kent)'s opening hours?

Leigh (Kent) is typically open from 4:42 to 23:36, which are when the first and last train depart, though this is subject to change for reasons such as technical issues. We recommend verifying these hours before your journey to ensure a smooth experience.

Pick up & drop off at Leigh (Kent)

Leigh (Kent) provides parking and pick-up/drop-off services for convenient travel.

Connectivity of the Leigh (Kent)?

Trains to and from Leigh (Kent) connect easily to popular destinations like Tonbridge. Buses and taxis are also readily accessible from the station to help you complete your journey. Use our train finder to get the best options for your trip.