Heyford Railway Station - Lower Heyford - Oxfordshire - UK
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N 51° 55.117 W 001° 17.970
30U E 616947 N 5753352
Heyford railway station serving the Cherwell Valley Line
Waymark Code: WM13NJN
Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 01/16/2021
Views: 2
Heyford station was opened with the Great Western Railways, Oxford to Banbury line in 1850. It originally featured station building based on Brunel's box design which was also copied at nearby Aynho and Kidlington. The Building fell into disrepair during the 1970's and was eventually removed in the 1980's.
Today the station has a modern sanitary feel with little more than neon timetables, shelters and a metal pedestrian bridge. Weekdays predominately see commuter passengers heading south to Oxford/Reading/London, while weekends see leisure passenger walking between stations.
What Best Describes This Location: Mainline
If there is a fee how much?: 0.00 (listed in local currency)
Is this rail location handicap accessible?: Platform 2 only
Related website: [Web Link]
Other Describe: Not listed
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