All? Not all. One village of indomitable Gauls station remains in private ownership, and that’s St Pancras. All other stations are owned by Network Rail and have been since 2002.
Technically St Pancras is still state owned, but it’s on a long-term lease to a private consortium. Once the lease expires it’ll revert to direct state ownership too, it’s just that that’s got quite a long time horizon on it compared to the TOC franchises (still another 15 years away yet).
All? Not all. One
village of indomitable Gaulsstation remains in private ownership, and that’s St Pancras. All other stations are owned by Network Rail and have been since 2002.Technically St Pancras is still state owned, but it’s on a long-term lease to a private consortium. Once the lease expires it’ll revert to direct state ownership too, it’s just that that’s got quite a long time horizon on it compared to the TOC franchises (still another 15 years away yet).