Class 331 Civity units have also started to appear in service. There are also a number of trains each day from Leeds to Carlisle (eight on weekdays and six on Sundays) and (eight on weekdays, of which five are through trains to and five on Sundays; both routes operated by Northern Trains), and from both Skipton and Bradford Forster Square to London King's Cross (via Leeds), which are operated by London North Eastern Railway. The LNER service from Kings Cross must access platform 3 in the station (i.e. it must run 'wrong line') as platform 4, the normal stopping point for Bradford bound services, is too short to accommodate the lengthy express trains. The northbound Kings Cross to Skipton service is the only train that does not stop here for similar reasons (platform 2 also being too short for use by a full-length express). References Bibliography Bairstow, Martin 2004 Railways Through Airedale & Wharfedale. Chapman, Stephen N. D. Railway Memories No. 7: Airedale & Wharfedaile Bellcode books. Dewick, Tony 2002 Compete Atlas of Railway Station Names Ian Allan Publishing. Heritage Cartography N. D. Shipley 1847 (based on the Ordnance Survey 1:10,560 County Series Map: Yourshire CGI: Survey of 1847). Sheeran, George 1994 Railway Buildings of West Yorkshire, 1812–1920 Ryburn. Smith, F. W. & Martin Bairstow The Otley and Ilkley Joint Railway Martin Bairstow. . Whitaker, Alan & Brian Myland 1993 Railway Memories No. 4: Bradford Bellcode books. External links Railway stations in Bradford DfT Category D stations Former Midland Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1846 Northern franchise railway stations Railway stations served by London North Eastern Railway Shipley, West Yorkshire Charles Trubshaw railway stations 1846 establishments in England