Manchester Piccadilly
Manchester Piccadilly station, the busiest in the city, handles over 83,000 passengers and 1,000 train movements every day.
London Liverpool Street
A landmark London station, Liverpool Street has a huge concourse, a number of platforms and a mezzanine walkway offering views of the passengers below.
Leeds
Leeds station is a mixture of architectural styles and boasts arches, concourses, stairwells and tunnels.
Glasgow Central
Glasgow Central has distinctive original wooden retail units and a vast glazed roof. The platforms and subways can work for both contemporary and period projects.
London Euston
A 1960s build, Euston is characterised by its concrete roof, pillars and wide platforms.
Edinburgh Waverley
Edinburgh Waverley is an iconic Victorian station in the heart of this beautiful city.
Ebbsfleet International
Ebbsfleet International is a versatile location and can double for an airport or a station elsewhere in the world.
London Charing Cross
Charing Cross station - one of our smallest - is great to shoot in during off-peak hours.
Bristol Temple Meads
A landmark Victorian station with crenellations and turrets. Bristol Temple Meads is a Grade I listed building.
London Bridge
London Bridge, our most recently renovated station, has a bright, contemporary concourse and lots of retail.
Birmingham New Street
Birmingham New Street is a bright and spacious station. Ideal for any sized production, it‘s just over an hour from London by train.
London King’s Cross
King's Cross fuses a striking contemporary roof and modern concourse with a Victorian train shed and façade.
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