Telford Central — Local services in Great Britain

Fantastic when the trains are running. Absolute shame since the little food/newspaper shop closed. Now they sell overpriced snacks from £1.30 each, a drinks machine out of order and a passport photo machine that really did not want to work either (so I ended up spending nearly £39 on 3 photos of my children at Timpsons). Plenty of seating inside and outside. Free 20 minute drop off car park otherwise charges payable by machine or online due to ANPR cameras. Toilets on the car park side. Lifts to both platforms via the overpriced bridge they built. Still get rats around, so more traps are needed. You are close enough to Euston Way should you want some reasonably priced food, especially all you can eat...

As a transportation hub of the new town of Telford, the station serves as a key center for both regional and long-distance travel, connecting the town to major cities such as Birmingham and London. The station was opened in 1986, alongside the development of the new town of Telford, to improve accessibility to new industrial and residential areas. It has played a significant role in the expansion of the rail network in the Shropshire region. The station's architecture reflects a modern design that is both simple and functional, catering to the needs of commuters and travelers alike. It is situated close to the Telford Shopping Centre, the main commercial district...

No guards in the station at nights. I returned late, and had to lift pushchair with a sleeping toddler from platform 2 to the bridge by stairs as some careless teens littered the lift floor and blocked the doors. Unsafe and uncomfortable to the point my arms still hurt after 24h. The station has to have some emergency procedures in place. Overall, limited facilities - coffee kiosk left the station, the waiting area on platform 2 is locked 85% of time. The monitors are in working order, stable clean benches and a shiny new bridge leave a...