Station Approach, Harlington, Bedfordshire , LU5 6LD
Harlington railway station is located in Bedfordshire. It is named after the village of Harlington, on the outskirts of which it is located, but serves a wide rural area including the small towns of Toddington and Barton-le-Clay. It was built by the Midland Railway in 1868 on its extension to St. Pancras.
Train Operating Company:
Units Available:
0
Toilets: Yes
Wi-Fi: No
Seating Area: Yes
Lost Property: Yes
ATMs: No
ATM Location: N/A
Ticket Gate: No
Departure Screens: No
Announcements: No
Arrival screens: No
Vending Machines: No
Number of Vending Machines:
N/A
Points of Interest: N/A
Film Locations:
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Waiting Room Area:
Yes
First Class Lounge:
No
CCTV:
Yes
Postbox:
No
Payphone:
No
Platforms:
4
Ticket Office Opening Times:
Staffed Station: No
Ticket Machines: Yes
Oyster Validator: No
Oyster Top-up: No
Smartcard Validator: Yes
Smartcard Top-up: Yes
Wheelchair Access: Yes
Wheelchair Category: Category B3
Staff Help Available: No
Induction Loop: Yes
Wheelchairs Available: Yes
Ramp For Train Access: Yes
Step Free Access: No
Accessible Ticket Machines: Yes
Car Park: Station Car Park
Capacity: 122 with 2 accessible spaces available
Chargeable: Yes
Check Pricing
Cycle Storage:
Yes
Cycle Spaces:
44
Bus Service: Yes
Taxi Access: Yes
Metro Service: No
Airport Service: No
Taxi Office
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