Train depot

Generally very good but today was overcrowded making it uncomfortable but not unsafe. Good position close to centre of town, shops and restaurants.

This is a big junction and there are more than 17 platforms.

Its work

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Good little sidings on one of my favourite heritage railway lines.

Actually is very good, staff are nice, service is well and everything is smooth and on time. Although there is a strike, we still get on train and arrive the destinations punctually.

Clapham Junction Train StationClapham JunctionThere are 17 platforms.During 2017-2018, nearly 30 million passengers entered and exited the station.The story of Clapham Junction is closely aligned with the history of the railways. Previously Battersea was mostly agricultural land (especially lavender – hence Lavender Hill). In 1856 three railway companies who each had trains running through the area got together to build a station at the junction of several lines.Clapham Junction Station. Opened 2nd March 1863. It lies between Earlsfield and Wandsworth Town and Queenstown Road Stations on South West Rail. Terminus of West London Line from West Brompton.The total area enclosed by its platforms is 24¼ acres. Clapham Junction is the second largest station in Great Britain.Clapham Junction – Britain's busiest interchange station. Clapham Junction opened in 1863, with additional buildings added in 1874 and 1876. Today, the station sees about 2000 trains pass through every day, making it the busiest station in Britain in terms of the number of people who pass through the station every day.In 2021/2022, Clapham Junction had 17,397,120 entries and exits, making it the 14th most used station in Great Britain. That's a daily average of 47,663.34 passengers starting or ending their journey here and 23.1 passengers per service, giving it the 289th highest passenger to service ratio.The station, situated 48 miles (77 km) north-west of Leeds, serves the village of Clapham in North Yorkshire. It is owned by Network Rail and managed by Northern Trains.Clapham Junction is best known for its busy railway station near St John's Hill in the south-west of Battersea in the London Borough of Wandsworth. It is not in Clapham; the area around the station is commonly identified as Clapham Junction.Waterloo is the UK's busiest in terms of annual entry/exit with over 62 million passengers. Clapham Junction's annual entry/exit is only just over 12.5 million. However, it is busiest in terms of rail traffic with over 2000 trains passing through each day.

Busy busy place and connects to many parts of Uk

Great workplace and environment

Excellent place to visit in London, has Britain's busiest train station along side local and pretty much all of London transport links. The high street has a few shops and has a large lidl and asda