Weybridge railway station

The station was opened by the London and Southampton Railway on 21 May 1838. The line is set in a deep cutting at this point: the main station buildings are at street level on the Up side of the station and are linked to the platforms by stairs and a footbridge. Up and Down platforms serve the slow lines; there is a bay platform on the up side, from which trains operate on the Chertsey Branch of the Waterloo to Reading Line. Services on this line give an alternative route to Waterloo via Staines. This service can also be used to provide a cheaper and quicker route to the Great Western Mainline, by changing at Virginia Water for the service to Reading from Waterloo, for passengers from Surrey.

[edit] Service

Services from the station, at weekday times and to and from Waterloo, are:

Two trains per hour (2tph) on the Waterloo via Weybridge service to Woking
2tph on the service to Basingstoke
2tph on the Chertsey Branch of the Waterloo to Reading Line

[edit] External link

Train times and station information for Weybridge railway station from National Rail
Street map and aerial photo of Weybridge railway station from Multimap.com

Notes including photographs

Preceding station		Following station
Walton on Thames	South West Trains Waterloo/Woking via Weybridge	Byfleet and New Haw
Walton on Thames	South West Trains Waterloo to Basingstoke service	Woking
Terminus	South West Trains Chertsey Branch	Addlestone