(05:30–00:10, Monday–Saturday). Whilst electronic ticket machines are present, in January 2021 customer information screens were installed and commissioned providing customers with train running information for all four platforms (which are linked by a subway). The buildings on platforms 3 and 4 are no longer in use by the railway, but are used by Metal Culture for Art studios. . Step-free access is available to platforms 1 and 2 only, as the subway to the other platforms has stairs. Services Edge Hill lies on both routes of the Liverpool to Manchester Line from Liverpool Lime Street. On Mondays to Saturdays, there is an hourly service on the northern branch to via and an hourly service on the southern branch to Manchester Oxford Road via Warrington Central, and a half-hourly service to Wigan North Western via St Helens Central, with 4 trains per hour westbound to . There is no Sunday service. Gallery Points of interest Edge Hill is a haven for rail enthusiasts. There is a large freight yard operated by EWS, which mostly sees Class 60 locomotives, as a change from that company's more ubiquitous Class 66s. The yards are also home to a number of track maintenance units, some of which have not been moved for two decades. In 2009 arts organisation Metal completed a major renovation of the Engine House, Boiler Room and Accumulator Tower at Edge Hill Station, after successfully raising capital funding from Kensington Regeneration, Merseytravel, Northern Rail, Railway Heritage Trust and Network Rail. This included works by Al and Al, entitled XXX: Get Off At Edge Hill. Notes References Sources Further reading External links Subterranea Britannica Edge Hill, Liverpool Grade II* listed buildings in Liverpool Grade II* listed railway stations Railway stations in Liverpool DfT Category E stations Former London and North Western Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1836 Northern franchise railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1830 1830 establishments in England