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There are three in the main body of the tapestry, but there are more in the borders. I'm after the total number.

Class 73, switching to a Class 92, + Mark 5 stock to Preston

Higher!

One I heard on TV the other day: How many women are depicted on the Bayeux Tapestry?

Class 221 to York

Class 197 to Birmingham International

Class 777 to Bidston

Plus, there is no need to go to the B end if you are changing from one A platform to another A platform on the same side of the glass wall.

Class 375 to Waterloo East

Class 350 to London Euston

Class 395 to St Pancras International

Apperley Bridge for Rawdon, Yeadon and Leeds Bradford Airport. Weeton for Huby (it is in Huby!). Heighington for Aycliffe Industrial Estate and Aycliffe Village (it is in Aycliffe Industrial Estate!). Prudhoe for Ovingham. Dinsdale for Middleton St George (it is in Middleton St George!)...

Delta / KLM via Amsterdam would be my choice*. No US carriers serve Manchester; only Virgin gives direct flights to/from the US these days. *Actually, my choice is not to go the the US under the current administration, but that's a different story.

Class 376 to London Bridge

Class 755 to Liverpool St.

East Linton

St Albans?

And even fewer people know about the footbridge and exits at the extreme Wolverhampton end of the station, providing a crowd free route between platforms and a quicker route in the direction of the Mailbox. Just a pity it is exit only (except if the barriers are open).

And no glass wall in your way as you head for one of the summits! 1789311051 At every other station, to get to a platform on another island you know that you just have to go up the stairs, over the bridge, and down the other side. How naive to assume that New St works the same way.

As you approach the stairs, you'll be looking at the stairs and the people in front of you. Not a sign at right angles to where you are heading.