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	Earlestown - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Earlestown has a market, an impressive town hall and a railway station with frequent services to Liverpool, Manchester, Warrington and North Wales.
		Earlestown is also well-located as far as the road network is concerned, being close to junction 9 of the M62 motorway, junctions 21A, 22 and 23 of the M6 motorway, and the A580 East Lancashire Manchester-Liverpool road.
		Earlestown forms the western part of the former urban district of Newton-le-Willows, but is now in St Helens Metropolitan Borough, Merseyside, England.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earlestown

	Liverpool Lime Street Station. Who is Liverpool Lime Street Station? What is Liverpool Lime Street Station? Where is Liverpool Lime Street Station? Definition of Liverpool Lime Street Station. Meaning of Liverpool Lime Street Station.
		Lime Street Station was originally built in 1836, and was at the end of a long incline down from Edge Hill along which trains were hauled by stationary engine.
		The station has 2 glass overall roofs, the largest of which at 70m span was the biggest in the world at the time of building in 1857.
		Lime Street Station is the principal railway station in Liverpool, England.
	www.knowledgerush.com /kr/encyclopedia/Liverpool_Lime_Street_Station

	Earlestown station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Earlestown station was built at the point of intersection of these two early railways, incidentally forming the first steam railway junction, which was given the name Newton Junction.
		Earlestown station is a railway station at Earlestown near Newton-le-Willows in Merseyside, England
		The original building now forms the - currently unused - waiting room of Earlestown Station.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Earlestown_station

	earlestown
		Newton and Earlestown both have railway stations; Earlestown 's is a triangular junction with platforms on...
		Earlestown Earlestown forms the western part of the former borough of Newton-le-Willows, but is now in...
		Earlestown has a market, an impressive town hall and...
	www.wikisearch.net /earlestown

	Liverpool and Manchester Railway - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The line opened on September 15, 1830 with termini at Liverpool Road, Manchester (the station is now part of the Museum of Science and Industry in Manchester) and Edge Hill, Liverpool.
		Earlestown (built in 1831 by the Warrington and Newton Railway company; originally named Newton Junction; renamed sometime after 1837)
		The festivities of the opening day were marred when William Huskisson, the popular Member of Parliament for Liverpool, seized the opportunity of a temporary halt to alight and talk to the Duke of Wellington, then Prime Minister, through the Duke's carriage window.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Liverpool_and_Manchester_Railway

	Rail union's warning on station
		Earlestown additionally has problems with drug users hanging around the station and staff are frequently required to pick up syringes.
		"Wheelchair users have never been able to access the central platforms of Earlestown station and are, regrettably, asked to use an accessible station.
		" Merseytravel recognises that disabled access to Earlestown station is inadequate but there are more than 80 stations on the Merseyrail network, many of which are Georgian or Victorian, which require massive investment.
	www.thisislancashire.co.uk /lancashire/archive/1998/07/02/STHNEWS0VQ.html

	virtualnostril.co.uk: blog: 2004.10
		The worst thing about having to change at Earlestown, other than the simple fact that it's Earlestown for crying out loud, is that despite the fact that Earlestown is a junction station, neighbouring station Newton-le-Willows is considered more important.
		Credit where it is due, the Warrington Guderian [slogan: "driving a tank through the flowerbeds of fact"] reported on the timetable changes on the Liverpool- Earlestown - Warrington line last month, introduced in association with the new West Coast timetable.
		Only a fifteen minute walk to the station, direct train to Bank Quay, past the NWDA offices et voila - out on't Causeway for a short walk/bus ride up to Wilderspool Park.
	www.virtualnostril.co.uk /archive/2004_10_01_archive.asp

	270203b.doc
		Earlestown station was placed 19th out of 578 stations in the country while Newton comes in just a few places behind in the 22 spot.
		Rail police have highlighted criminal activity at the stations, including incoming trains being bricked, emergency indicators vandalised and objects deliberately left on the tracks.
		But a Network Rail spokesperson said criminal occurrences at the two stations were falling in comparison with figures for 2001-2002.
	www.trackoff.org /pdf/270203b.doc

	Merseyside Police in St Helens: Newton, Hardock, Blackbrook & Earlestown neighbourhood
		Please use the route finder for directions to these police stations.
		Community Support Officers will be running a water safety project at the Library on Crow Lane, Newton-le-Willows during the Summer Holidays.
		If you would like to know more about the dangers of water and water safety, please contact Lee Bowness...
	mp.useconnect.co.uk /html/sthelens/neighbourhoods/d5

	Rail Stations Merseytravel Access Guide Merseytravel Keeping Merseyside on the Move
		Earlestown shopping centre is 800 metres from the station
		It is a dead end road with the station staircase at the bottom
		Old Wargrave Road is approximately 2 miles from the station booking office.
	www.merseytravel.gov.uk /rview.asp?id=39&transporttypeID=1

	PHOTO
		On Earlestown Station, photographing eastbound trains to Manchester is only possible during the early part of the day but there is scope on a bright day (or early summer evenings) to record trains approaching Earlestown West Junction to gain access to the WCML.
		Outside Earlestown Station is Junction Lane bridge were there is scope to photograph in both directions especially westbound trains with the station buildings making a very interesting backdrop.
		Just before Earlestown, is the famous Sankey Viaduct which is a very open location on both sides, therefore it is entirely up to you how you want to interpret this location but you will not see the train bogies regardless of the angle and there is no height to overlook the viaduct.
	www.8arail.fsnet.co.uk /photo.htm

	TS203 Earlestown Station - Trainspots (Ver 1.50 )
		A car park is available on the right, in sight of Earlestown station.
		A triangular station, on the boundary between residential, shopping and light industrial areas.
		Turn left outside the station, take the second turn left, then turn left onto the bridge.
	www.trainspots.co.uk /locpage.php?ts_number=203

	HMRS - Selection of LMS & Constituents Architecture & Stations
		Earlestown with rear of LNWR passgr trn, var sigs, footbridge bgd
		Settle general view of station and platforms 1938 frm end of platfm.
		Settle general view of station building 1938 from approach road.
	www.hmrs.org.uk /photocat/mgpstatn.htm

	Welcome to Newton 21 Partnership
		The programme comprises a series of comprehensive and varied developments, including improvements to public transport, the upgrading of railway stations at Newton-le-Willows and Earlestown, and Bus infrastructure and service improvements.
		The provision of a purpose built central bus boarding and alighting facility for Earlestown
		The Transport programme is a substantial component of the Newton 21 SRB and has been allocated £1.5m in the Plan for Newton.
	www.ravenheadrenaissance.co.uk /content/newtontransport.html

	Knowhere: Earlestown Inside Information, Hookup Spots and Stuff Only Locals Know
		The Earlestown railway station car-park: Ideal for boy-racers in beat-up shit-heaps with an interest in 14 yr old girls.
		You can use the add an event form to tell us about events happening in Earlestown.
		The corral(snooker hall steps)-good place to meet up before going on the station before it was done up sittng in what was called "the piss tin"
	www.knowhere.co.uk /3989.html

	Davenport Station News Board
		Neither passengers nor the man on duty on the station (who as always was doing his best to help) were properly informed of these cancellations by the PA system or by the new electronic displays.
		Another break-in: Passengers arriving at the station on Monday morning 24 January found there had been yet another break-in at the ticket office over the weekend, and no tickets could be sold.
		âYour correspondent is similarly correct in identifying stopping pattern reductions at some stations between Manchester Oxford Road and Warrington Central.
	www.page27.co.uk /news/news.html

	LNWR Society Mystery Photographs
		Harry Jack — 19-Oct-2004 7.51 PM I can’t pinpoint this actual footbridge but suppose it was fairly near the south end of Earlestown station.
		So the train really is “approaching Earlestown” – but from more than two and a half miles away.
		This bridge would be just over two miles north of Warrington Bank Quay station, between Dallam and Winwick Quay.
	www.lnwrs.org.uk /Mystery/A011/M019.php

	WWW.SPOONER-VICARS.COM - LOCATION MAP
		After 500 metres, follow the one way system whilst keeping to the right, go past the Earlestown Railway Station until you see the Rams Head Public House in front of you.
		In approx 3 miles at the mini roundabout (with the Oak Tree Public House in front of you) turn left onto the A572 (signed St Helens) at the third set of traffic lights (with the college on the Left) turn left.
		In approx 1 mile at the mini roundabout turn right onto the A572 (signed St Helens) at the third set of traffic lights (with the college on the Left) turn left.
	www.spooner-vicars.com /location.htm

	Tom's Web Site
		School caps were far too posh but despite cat calls we wore them with pride and put up with being known as "Earlestown Dirty Shirts" because of the cap's monogram EDS (Earlestown District School).
		Tom went full circle at the District school (primary) years later by being Chair of governors for some years.Tom did another full circle starting his working life in December 1944 as a junior clerk in Earlestown Town Hall and at the time of dismantling he UDC's had become elected leader of the Council.
		Both lads became Maths/PE teachers in secondary schools and both became Councillors but in different parties in different parts of the country.
	www.tomforber.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk

	North Wales Railway notice board Jan 30 2003
		On Easter Sunday and Monday, the platform lines used by Manchester- North Wales trains at Earlestown station were relaid, as these pictures by John Eyre from 20 April show.
		By about 19:30, announcements were being made over the station public address that any passengers for the Virgin 19:47 departure to Holyhead should go to the station entrance and await the replacement coach.
		From Holyhead I decided to have a change by riding back as far as Colwyn Bay on 1A62 the 13:35 to Stafford (what, you thought it was going to London?) seen waiting at platform 2 with 43 101 on the head and buffer-fitted 43 084 on the rear.
	www.page27.co.uk /nwales/news/nw0304h.htm

	station name beginning with 'E'
		station name beginning with 'E' you have selected 'E' scroll down to the station you want,
	www.traintaxi.co.uk /eeee.htm

	Six Bells Junction
		My Father was looking forward to passing through Denton station as he lives in another Denton, the one in Northamptonshire.
		This was soon confirmed by one of the DPS stewards - a quite re-route via Leeds station and an engine run-round was now the order of the day.
		Run-round in Leeds station instead - where we were announced as the 20.55 GNER service to Kings Cross!
	www.sixbellsjunction.co.uk /00s/000513dp.htm

	St.Helens2
		76077 passes Earlestown No.4 signal box and enters the station with the stock for a LCGB Brakevan tour on 5 August 1967.
		66050 at Earlestown on 4 May 2003, during relaying of the west curve.
		Note the changed footbridge here - the old bridge in the previous view having been replaced by a footbridge recovered from Ormskirk.
	home.freeuk.net /bevanprice/sthrail2.htm

	Earlestown Station Exhausts and Clutches, Earlestown Station exhaust or clutch advertising
		Earlestown Station Exhausts and Clutches, Earlestown Station exhaust or clutch advertising
		We advertise Exhausts and Clutches based in Earlestown Station, Merseyside (WA12).
		Sorry, no Exhausts and Clutches listings were found near Earlestown Station.
	exausts.uk.cabnumbers.com /Earlestown%20Station%20WA12.html

	Merseyside Police in St Helens: Policing newton, Haydock, Blackbrook & Earlestown
		The Newton, Haydock, Blackbrook and Earlestown Neighbourhood responds to the needs of its 45,000 residents and the business community from it’s base at Newton Police Station, Market Street, Earlestown.
		Merseyside Police in St Helens: Policing newton, Haydock, Blackbrook and Earlestown
		Currently, myself, 3 Sergeants and 16 Constables are dedicated to policing the Neighbourhood which provides numerous challenges due to its diverse make up, including a town centre, 2 nightclubs, Haydock Park Racecourse, numerous public houses, shopping centres and industrial estates.
	www.merseyside.police.uk /html/sthelens/neighbourhoods/d5/inspector-intro.htm

	Service 31
		Service 31 will pick up passengers from STAND 5 in St Helens Bus Station when travelling towards Newton-le-Willows.
		For Evening journeys between St Helens and Earlestown, please see Merseytravel service 134.
		For more journeys between St Helens and Earlestown, please see services 34/34A.
	www.geocities.com /arriva_sthelens/service31.html

	HMRS - Selection of LNWR Period Locomotives
		0-8-0 LNW B 48, Earlestown 1925 RHS Built 07/1914.
		0-8-0 LNW B 48, Earlestown 1925 F3L Built 07/1914.
		0-6-0 LNW W2F 3114 Webb Coal, Earlestown 1925 LHS
	www.hmrs.org.uk /photocat/lnwrloco.htm

	EARLESTOWN Station train tickets available online or car hire.
		EARLESTOWN Station train tickets available online or car hire.
		Formulate rail travel on line and get your train tickets for EARLESTOWN Railway Station.
		Select and buy your train ticket and get a great deal.
	www.internet-booking.co.uk /towns/EARLESTOWN-.html

	(V) Glossary for the LNWR Society
		A major locomotive builder, whose works were a few hundred yards south of Earlestown station
		A long bridge-like structure, typically a series of arches, carrying a railway across a valley or other low ground.
		Please pass your comments on this Webb site to
	www.lnwrs.org.uk /Glossary/glossaryv.php

	pubs near Earlestown train station # beerintheevening.com
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