Home / Sports / Fares, stations and new routes – how public ownership of trains will change travelling on MerseysideSportsFares, stations and new routes – how public ownership of trains will change travelling on Merseyside liverpool.news@trinitymirror.com (David Humphreys) July 27, 2026 0 Views 0Skip to main contentLiverpool Echo: Latest Liverpool and Merseyside news sports and whats onNews Things To Do Liverpool FC Everton FC More Buy a PaperFuneral NoticesJobsAdvertise with usReachSportShopBook an AdNewsletter SignupPropertyVoucher CodesDirectoryNewsLiverpool NewsTraffic and TravelCrimeHillsboroughCelebsBusinessEducationPoliticsNostalgiaReal LivesMotorsUK & World NewsNews OpinionNews By AreaIn Your AreaLFCEverton FCWhat’s onLatest What’s onThings to doFamily & KidsFood & DrinkComedyMusic & NightlifeThe BeatlesArts & CultureFilmTheatreShoppingStay InTravelSportLatest SportLiverpool FCEverton FCTranmere Rovers FCBoxingRugby LeagueCricketFootballOther SportSport OpinionFantasy FootballCelebsPartner StoriesBuy a PaperFuneral NoticesJobsAdvertise with usReachSportShopBook an AdNewsletter SignupPropertyVoucher CodesDirectoryNewsLiverpool NewsMerseyrailMerseyrail services are to be renamed and owned by the public in two years’ timeCommentsNewsDavid Humphreys Liverpool Local Democracy Reporter05:00, 27 Jul 2026View 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesArticle continues belowENJOYED THIS STORY?MerseyrailLiverpool Combined AuthoritySteve RotheramAcceptFollow Liverpool Echo:FacebookX (Twitter)InstagramComments Source link
Merseyrail services are to be renamed and owned by the public in two years’ timeCommentsNewsDavid Humphreys Liverpool Local Democracy Reporter05:00, 27 Jul 2026View 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesView 3 ImagesArticle continues below