The country’s train network is most of the most extensive and widely used in Europe, with services connections cities, towns, and rural areas.
Here in the North East, we have many railway stations that serve thousands of travellers every day.
Data published by the Office for Rail and Road has revealed which North East stations had the highest cancellation rate between January 5 to February 1 (inclusive).
Take a look below to see how each North East station ranks.
5. Blaydon
Out of 1,066 services between January 5 and February 1, 7.5% of them were cancelled at Blaydon. | Google Maps
6. Wylam
Out of 1,115 services between January 5 and February 1, 7.35% of them were cancelled at Wylam. | Google Maps
7. Stocksfield
Out of 1,065 services between January 5 and February 1, 7.23% of them were cancelled at Stocksfield. | Google Maps
8. Prudhoe
Out of 1,976 services between January 5 and February 1, 7.03% of them were cancelled at Prudhoe. | Google Maps