following HS2 services are planned to call at Preston: Following the completion of Phase 2, the following routes are planned to call at Preston: Accidents and incidents On 1 October 1831, some wagons ran away on an inclined plane, worked by a stationary steam engine, at Avenhambrow. The brakesman jumped off but was run over and killed by wagons being drawn up the incline on an adjacent line. On 17 August 1845, two passenger trains collided due to one of them having insufficient brakes and passing a signal at danger. Some passengers sustained slight injuries. On 16 September 1854, a passenger train collided with some wagons on the line near Preston due to a pointsman's error and his lack of training. Some passengers were injured. On 23 July 1855, a passenger was run down and killed by a train whilst crossing the tracks at Preston, no footbridge then being provided. On 4 October 1856, a passenger train collided with an empty stock train that was being shunted and had derailed south of Preston due to a pointsman's error. On 25 September 1858, a passenger train and a freight train were in a head-on collision near Preston due to the passenger train passing a signal at danger. Two passengers were injured. On 26 January 1866, a passenger train collided with some wagons that were being shunted. On 8 November 1866 a light engine collided with a freight train near Preston. Both trains were derailed. On 18 April 1870, an excursion train collided with a freight train due to a pointsman's error. There were no injuries. On 5 February 1871, a cattle train was in a head-on collision with a light engine and was derailed. There were no injuries. On 23 November 1871, a passenger train and a freight train collided at Water Lane Junction. One person was killed and fifteen people were injured, twelve seriously. On 22 May 1872, a banking engine ran into the rear of the passenger train it had been sent to assist. Seven people were slightly injured. On 18 July 1872, two passenger trains collided due to a pointsman's error. A few passenger were slightly injured. On 17 April 1873, a passenger train collided with some wagons that were being shunted on the main line. Ten passengers were injured. On 7 November 1873, a freight train ran away and collided with some wagons that were being shunted