Cricklewood. The scheme, known as the West London Orbital envisages running services from and to via Cricklewood and the planned station. The plans are currently at public consultation stage with TfL. Connections London Buses routes 189, 226, 245, 260, 460 and C11 serve the station. Cricklewood TMD and sidings The original Cricklewood railway engine servicing depot was built by the Midland Railway just to the north west of curve of the junction with the Dudding Hill Line. It was built as and remains as the first major servicing depot for trains terminating in London, and for servicing the local regional commuter trains on the Midland Main Line. Part rebuilt by British Railways, it was closed to steam in December 1964. To the eastern side of the mainline, the Midland Railway had originally built a goods yard, which developed into a sizeable freight facility under British Railways, for collating and distributing goods around London. Resultantly, as the confines of the original depot with the introduction of electrification meant it could no longer be used, a new depot was built to the north east of the mainline, located directly north of the sidings and above the northern junction with the Dudding Hill Line. Today, the depot serves as the London base for East Midlands Railway, providing stabling and operational servicing for its British Rail Class 222 and class 180. It also formerly served as a regional depot for First Capital Connect, until it was superseded by Govia Thameslink Railway in September 2014, who use other newly built facilities in other locations. The sidings located to its south still provide freight services, including being the starting point for one of the daily BinLiner domestic waste trains that terminate at the Landfill site, operated by the Waste Recycling Group for the Department of the Environment. Service pattern References Railway stations in the London Borough of Barnet DfT Category E stations Former Midland Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1870 Railway stations served by Govia Thameslink Railway Railway station