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Rail transport in Staffordshire
Rail transport in Staffordshire has a long history. Stafford itself is a major "crossroads" on the West Coast Main Line, handling passenger and freight services between London and Scotland along with traffic travelling between Manchester and Birmingham. Stoke-on-Trent was once a major railway centre, especially for traffic associated with the coal mining and pottery industries, but in recent years this traffic has almost completely disappeared.
== History ==
* Grand Junction Railway (1833–1846)
* London and North Western Railway (1846–1922)
* North Staffordshire Railway (1845–1922) 220.75 miles (355 km)
* Leek and Manifold Valley Light Railway (narrow gauge) (1904–1922) 8.25 miles (13 km)
* London, Midland and Scottish Railway (1923–1948)
* British Rail (1947–1997)
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* London Midland Region (British Railways) (1948 - ?)
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* Western Region of British Railways (1948–1963)
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* Regional Railways (1981–1996)
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* InterCity (British Rail) (1981–1997)
* Central Trains (1997–2007)
* Northern Rail (2004 - todate)
* North Western Trains (1997–1998)
* First North Western (1998–2004)
* Virgin Cross-Country (1997–2007)
* Virgin West Coast (1997 - todate)
* London Midland (2007 - todate)
* East Midlands Trains (2007 - todate)
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