UK Train Companies
Since the demise of British Rail the track and stations and infrstructure have been split up from the train operating side of the business. The UK railways network has been split up into 26 separate train operating companies who each run train services (generally) for a given geographical area.
Train Operating Companies Hu-So
Hull Trains
Hull trains runs regional railway services in and around Hull and runs some services between Hull and London..
Island Line
Island Line is the train operating company responsible for rail services on the Isle-of-Wight.
Merseyrail Electrics
Merseyrail run local train services in and around Liverpool and Merseyside.
Midland Mainline
Midland mainline run services between Kings Cross and Derby running through the East midlands.
Northern Rail
Northern Rail run resional train services in the North of England, and also link up the northeast and the northwest of the country.
One
One run service between London and East Anglia running through Essex, Suffolk, and Norfolk to Norwich. One also run the frequent Stansted Express between London Liverpool Street and London Stansted Airport.
Silverlink
Silverlink operate the local train service between London Euston station and Northampton. Silverlink also run the north London line between North Woolwich/Barking and Richmond/Clapham junction.
Southern Trains
Operate train services between London and the south coast including stations in Brighton, Bognor, Eastbourne, Littlehampton, Portsmouth, and Southampton. They also run local services throughout London and up to Milton Keynes, and Bedford/Luton.
South Eastern Trains
Runs commuter services between London and Kent, covering stations in the south/southest of London all the way down the Kent coast.
South West Trains
Run train services between Waterloo and south west london, and further out through Berkshire, Hampshire, and the southwest..
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