CrossCountry network
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CrossCountry is a train operating company that has operated Great Britain’s Cross Country rail franchise since 11 November 2007.
The basic routes are:
| No | Route | Rolling stock | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Penzance, Plymouth & Paignton to Edinburgh Waverley, Glasgow Central & Aberdeen (via Leeds) | Voyagers & High Speed Trains | |
| 2 | Southampton Central &Reading to Newcastle (via Doncaster) | Voyagers | |
| 3 | Bristol Temple Meads to Manchester Piccadilly | Voyagers | |
| 4 | Bournemouth to Manchester Piccadilly (via Coventry) | Voyagers | |
| 5 | Cardiff Central to Nottingham (Stopping) | Turbostars | |
| 6 | Birmingham New Street to Nottingham | Turbostars | |
| 7 | Birmingham New Street to Stansted Airport | Turbostars | |
| 8 | Birmingham New Street to Leicester (Stopping) | Turbostars | |
There are also extensions to the normal service pattern:
- to Penzance from Plymouth
- to Glasgow Central from Edinburgh Waverley
- to Aberdeen from Edinburgh Waverley
- to Cardiff Central from Bristol Temple Meads
- to Paignton from Bristol Temple Meads
- to Guildford from Reading
- to Southampton Central from Reading
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