Sheffield Station

Sheffield Station is a combined railway station and tram stop in Sheffield that opened in 1870. Despite numerous significant renovations, the original station buildings have been preserved. The main entrance of Sheffield Station faces Sheaf Square, which was rebuilt as part of the station's regeneration. Sheffield Station and Sheaf Square form a key route that guides passengers through the square, past the Cutting Edge water feature (which stands at 80 metres tall), up Howard Street, and into the heart of Sheffield.

As the main railway station in Sheffield, it is the busiest station in South Yorkshire and the third busiest in Yorkshire & the Humber. Adjacent to the Sheffield Supertram stop, passengers can easily travel from Sheffield Station to the city centre and the University of Sheffield by tram. Sheffield railway station is served by several train operators, including East Midlands railway, TransPennine and CrossCountry, with direct connections to popular locations like London St Pancras, Manchester Piccadilly, Leeds and Birmingham New Street.

Which train companies run trains to Sheerness on Sea?

Southeastern are the only company who run trains to and from Sheerness on Sea, providing frequent services to various locations across the UK.

What are Sheerness on Sea's opening hours?

Typically 0:00 to 23:41, which are when the first and last train depart, though we recommend double checking this on the day.

Pick up & drop off at Sheerness on Sea

Sheerness on Sea has a designated car park, pick-up and drop-off point, offering passengers a seamless beginning or ending to their journey.

Connectivity of the Sheerness on Sea?

Some of the key routes to Sheerness on Sea include trains to and from Sittingbourne, Gillingham (Kent), Rainham (Kent), Kemsley and Queenborough. You can also typically expect frequent bus routes and taxis for further travel from Sheerness on Sea. Be sure to use our train finder for your upcoming journey.