WITH railway strikes being a consistent feature of the past couple of years, disruption to journeys has been something people have had to get used to.
The consistent railway strikes have made it difficult for people, who are dependent on trains, to not be able to get to their chosen destination, whether for work, leisure, or seeing loved ones. With more strikes planned in 2024 the disruption isn't likely to end soon.
Due to this, ePowerTrucks and Online Marketing Surgery have created a Train Station Report, which has ranked railway stations by the percentage of delayed services.
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A breakdown for St Helens train stations has been provided showing which have seen the most journeys either delayed or disrupted over the past six months.
Key Findings:
- Rainhill has the highest percentage of delays out of Rainhill railways with 71% of their services were disrupted.
- The station with the lowest percentage of delays is Thatto Heath train station with only 45% of their services being disrupted.
- Newton-le-Willows has the highest amount of services in St Helens attended stations with 25,082.
- Newton-le-Willows also has the highest amount of passengers from these stations with 3,018 over the last six months.
Train stations in St Helens ranked by highest percentage of delays
Train Station / Amount of services (6 months) / Percentage of trains being delayed or cancelled (6 months)
Rainhill / 7,482/ 71%
Earlestown / 18,738 / 70%
Newton-le-Willows / 25,082/ 69%
St Helens Junction / 7,542 / 69%
Garswood / 11,484/ 66%
Lea Green / 13,853 / 64%
Rainford /4,174 / 59%
St Helens Central/ 16,648 / 51%
Eccleston Park / 11,179/ 48%
Thatto Heath / 11,180/ 45%
Most popular train stations in St Helens
Train Station Passengers per day (6 months)
Newton-le-Willows 3,018
St Helens Central 1,471
Lea Green 932
Earlestown 894
St Helens Junction 448
Rainhill 447
Garswood 320
Thatto Heath 317
Eccleston Park 162
Rainford 57
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