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Shoreham-by-Sea located at Shoreham-by-Sea BN43 5WX, UK

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Andrea Rushbrook Eurotherapy

1 Google Rating

Absolutely disgusting and rude woman on duty in the ticket office at Shoreham By Sea West Sussex th

1/ 5

Absolutely disgusting and rude woman on duty in the ticket office at Shoreham By Sea West Sussex this morning (27/02/2019) Had my daughter in tears! Seriously in need of a lesson in manners and some customer service education, I will be making a formal complaint!! This needs to be addressed!

Al Lindner

5 Google Rating

Clean station. Best to purchase your tickets on the 'Trainline' app and collect them at one of the m

5/ 5

Clean station. Best to purchase your tickets on the 'Trainline' app and collect them at one of the machines at the station of departure.

Gary J Stearman

3 Google Rating

Has 1 ticket machine each side, office rarely open, has a one-stop North side, and taxi rank South s

3/ 5

Has 1 ticket machine each side, office rarely open, has a one-stop North side, and taxi rank South side.

Robin Denham

3 Google Rating

For the most part the station is well equipped - staffed ticket office, ticket machines, refreshment

3/ 5

For the most part the station is well equipped - staffed ticket office, ticket machines, refreshments stands - but the 'wheelchair access' between the platforms consists of leaving the station, using the level crossing and re-entering the station on the other side - which is not much use if the train is coming and crossing gates are down! The service to London has also decreased in frequency since we moved here in 2012.

Tacklebox Mail Order

4 Google Rating

Nice station plenty of services

4/ 5

Nice station plenty of services

anthony thompson

5 Google Rating

It's on the main line to Brighton so easily accessible from London. Right on the river Adur so nice

5/ 5

It's on the main line to Brighton so easily accessible from London. Right on the river Adur so nice view also the beach is wheelchair accessible with the new boardwalk.

Lee Elkin

5 Google Rating

Get train to Portsmouth Southampton & Brighton most train are on time as well

5/ 5

Get train to Portsmouth Southampton & Brighton most train are on time as well

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