Stoke-On-Trent Station

Stoke-on-Trent railway station, opened in 1848 and located in Winton Square, is a historic Grade II listed building with striking Victorian architecture. As a key rail hub for the city, it provides vital connections between Stafford and Manchester and is served by multiple operators, including Avanti West Coast, CrossCountry, East Midlands railway, and Northern Trains. This diverse range of services offers passengers convenient access to express, local, and regional routes. Freight trains carrying Cornish clay, essential for Stoke-on-Trent’s famed pottery industry, also pass through the station, emphasizing the city’s industrial heritage.

The area around Stoke-on-Trent station boasts several notable landmarks. Directly across from the station entrance is a statue of Josiah Wedgwood, one of Stoke’s most influential potters, created by sculptor Edward Davis. The statue depicts Wedgwood holding a replica of the Portland Vase, symbolizing British craftsmanship and skill in pottery. This statue stands proudly in front of the North Stafford Hotel, a historic building next to the Royal Mail offices.

Which train companies run trains to Stoke Newington?

London Overground are the only company who run trains to and from Stoke Newington, providing frequent services to various locations across the UK.

What are Stoke Newington's opening hours?

Typically 0:00 to 23:57, which are when the first and last train depart, though we recommend double checking this on the day.

Pick up & drop off at Stoke Newington

Stoke Newington provides parking and pick-up/drop-off services for convenient travel.

Connectivity of the Stoke Newington?

Some of the key routes to Stoke Newington include trains to and from London, Edmonton Green, London Liverpool Street, Tottenham and Seven Sisters. You can also typically expect frequent bus routes and taxis for further travel from Stoke Newington. Be sure to use our train finder for your upcoming journey.