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Birkenhead North located at Birkenhead CH41 7AZ, UK

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Nicola Sayers

3 Google Rating

Not a bad station, but when the lift is out of service on both sides, it can be a pain to try and ge

3/ 5

Not a bad station, but when the lift is out of service on both sides, it can be a pain to try and get on to the other side of the platform, which isn't much good for wheelchair and pram users.

Stuart Laws

4 Google Rating

Nice old station buildings juxtaposed with modern (and very expensive) footbridge with lifts on both

4/ 5

Nice old station buildings juxtaposed with modern (and very expensive) footbridge with lifts on both sides. MASSIVE car park with space for 600-700 cars, but very popular as a park and ride location so spaces still at a premium.

J p b Dude collects

5 Google Rating

A nice, balanced station that has wheelchair access via lift to get to one or the other platforms

5/ 5

A nice, balanced station that has wheelchair access via lift to get to one or the other platforms

Eliot Collins

4 Google Rating

An old victorian station in the Wirral line, with trains to Liverpool city centre and both New Brigh

4/ 5

An old victorian station in the Wirral line, with trains to Liverpool city centre and both New Brighton and West Kirby. There is a manned ticket office, platforms are accessed by a new looking walkover, complete with lifts as well as stairs.

Adrian Jones

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

Calvin Liu

5 Google Rating

Nice

5/ 5

Nice

Daniel

5 Google Rating

Huge free carpark, fast trains into Liverpool every 10mins.

5/ 5

Huge free carpark, fast trains into Liverpool every 10mins.

David Gautrey

1 Google Rating

It sucks

1/ 5

It sucks

Myles Tovey

1 Google Rating

Worst train station ever

1/ 5

Worst train station ever

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