London Paddington

London Paddington
GBRf Class 66710 in London Paddington
Opened	1835
CRS code	PAD
Operator	Newtwork Rail
Platforms	21 (13 High Level, 2 Elizabeth Line and 6 Tube)

London Paddington is the terminus of the Great Western Main Line. London Paddington was opened in 1835 before being resited to the current site in 1838. London Paddington (High Level) has 13 platforms numbered 1-12 & 14, with platform 13 being removed as part of the Elizabeth line to allow a longer platform 12.

Services

Preceding station	National Rail			Following station
Slough towards Didcot Parkway		Great Western Railway		Terminates Here
Reading towards Newbury		South Western Railway		Terminates Here
Acton Main Line towards Greenford		Great Western Railway		Terminates Here
Reading towards Oxford		Great Western Railway		Terminates Here
Reading towards Cardiff Central or Bristol Temple Meads		Great Western Railway		Terminates Here
Ealing Broadway towards Reading or Maidenhead		Elizabeth line		Terminates Here towards Abbey Wood
Ealing Broadway towards Heathrow 5		Elizabeth line		Terminates Here towards Shenfield
Acton Main Line towards Heathrow 4		Elizabeth line		Terminates Here towards Abbey Wood
Terminates Here		Elizabeth line		Terminates Here towards Abbey Wood
Terminates Here		Elizabeth line		Terminates Here towards Shenfield

Tube

The London Underground Bakerloo Line, Hammersmith & City Line, District Line and Circle Line run from Paddington. The Circle Line has two stations which are known as Pread Street and Bishop Street. Pread Street is shared with the District Line and Bishop Street is shared with the Hammersmith & City Line.