GT wrote:
Aye, very nice place, but small and quiet. Didn't seem like there was anything to do. Didn't have chance to visit the bar in the station, although most of the station looked closed.
There's about one train every 90 minutes in each direction from Chester-le-Street, although only a 10 minute journey time to Durham or Newcastle. The station booking office is open in the daytime and seems to double as some sort of community intenet cafe type thingy. I think the upstairs bar only opens about 5pm onwards. There are no platform indicators on the station but barstaff were happy to check trains on the internet to make sure you don't have a cancellation and will be stuck there for another hour or more!
GT wrote:
About bloody time. That's been something that's bugged Lancashire supporters ever since that day.
As someone on another messageboard commented: <i> "Last time Surrey won a Championship match the economy was booming and people trusted their MP!"</i>