Lea Green is a train station in St. Helens in Merseyside. It is three miles south of the town centre close to the village of Clock Face.
St Helens sits in the industrial belt between Liverpool and Manchester. It is 14 miles from Liverpool – with journeys from Lea Green into the city taking just 10 minutes, all the attractions of Liverpool are right on your doorstep. St. Helens itself is surrounded by a range of pretty villages as well as fantastic countryside. It is also home to the famous St Helens rugby league team.
If you’re visiting St. Helens and its surrounding villages, you can hop on the train to Lea Green train station. And you can book cheap train tickets to Lea Green with TransPennine Express. Book online or via our TPExpress app to help save time and money at the train station.
When you get off your train at Lea Green station, you’ll find local transport links to help you with your onward journey. There is a bus interchange outside the front of station – the journey into the centre of St. Helens takes around 15 minutes. Alternatively you can jump in a taxi for trips in the local area.
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