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Stations battle it out to be pride of Scotland and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Scotland is one of the groups to battle it out on Wednesday 24 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of Yorkshire and Humberside and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Yorkshire and Humberside is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of West Midlands and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- West Midlands is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of the North East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- North East is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of East Midlands and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- East Midlands is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of the South West and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- The South West is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of the South East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- 48 stations from across Britain will compete in a series of Twitter polls via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp
- The South East is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of the East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- 48 stations from across Britain will compete in a series of online polls via #WorldCupofStations @RailDeliveryGrp or raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- East of England is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
Stations battle it out to be pride of London and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- 48 stations from across Britain will compete in a series of online polls via #WorldCupofStations @RailDeliveryGrp and raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- London is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
48 stations getting ready to battle it out to be crowned the country’s best loved station in the 2023 World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they will compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at www.raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Stations will battle it out in one of 11 regional heats between Monday 22 and Wednesday 24 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament will showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
