What is the busiest train station outside London?

Busiest outside London
  • Birmingham New Street.
  • Manchester Piccadilly.
  • Leeds.
  • Glasgow Central.
  • Edinburgh Waverley.
  • Brighton.
  • Liverpool Central.
  • Liverpool Lime Street.




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