Silverlink
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Silverlink is a regional franchise in the British railway system, with routes in north London and from London to Birmingham. As of 2002 it is operated by National Express Group plc.

The "Silverlink county" service has three branches:

• London to Birmingham
• Watford Junction to St Albans
• Bletchley to Bedford

The "Silverlink metro" service has routes on several lines:

• North London Line, from Richmond to North Woolwich
• Euston station to Watford Junction
• Wilesden Junction to Clapham Junction
• Gospel Oak to Barking

The stations on the main branch of the county service are:

• Birmingham - Birmingham New Street station
• Birmingham - Birmingham International station
• Coventry
• Rugby
• Long Buckby
• Northampton
• Wolverton
• Milton Keynes - Milton Keynes Central station
• Bletchley
• Leighton Buzzard
• Cheddington
• Tring
• Berkhamsted
• Hemel Hempstead
• Apsley
• Kings Langley
• Watford - Watford Junction
• Bushey
• Wealdstone - Harrow & Wealdstone station
• Wembley - Wembley Central station
• London - Euston station

The stations on the St Albans branch line (the Abbey Flyer) are:

• Watford Junction
• Watford North
• Garston
• Bricket Wood
• How Wood
• Park Street
• St Albans Abbey

External links

Silverlink trains website -- http://www.silverlink-trains.com

The original article can be found at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silverlink.
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