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When you arrive at York railway station

How to get out of the station? Where to go to get a bus or a taxi? Where do you go at the other end? Hopefully this little video will answer some of those questions!

Published on July 24, 2009 · Filed under: Blog; Tagged as: info, video

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2 Responses to “When you arrive at York railway station”

Juliet Prager said on July 24th, 2009 at 2:16 pm

Thanks for the video! By the way, there are two sets of lifts at the station, for anyone who has heavy luggage or wobbly legs. They are accessible from all platforms and take you underneath the station (rather than over the bridge). Happy travelling.

Juliet
Gillian Stewart (nee Pritchard) said on July 26th, 2009 at 8:45 pm

Hi Juilet,
This seems like a long shot but I wonder if you are the same Juliet Prager that I knew as a young teenager at Rugby Meeting – your parents were I think Madelaine and Robin? I used to come to Rugby Meeting with my mum, Laura Pritchard and she was friends with your mum and dad. If you are the same person I would love to meet uo with you – there is nearly 40 yearsof catching up to do!!
If anyone else can help with this and knows Juliet, please forward my mobile number to her so she can ring me this week! 07791030914
Gill