Everything about Oldfield Park Railway Station totally explained
Oldfield Park railway station is a suburban
railway station in the city of
Bath in
BANES,
England. It serves the mainly residential areas around Moorland Road, in southern Bath.
It is located on the
London-Bristol and
Bristol-Southampton trunk routes and is 16 km (10 miles) east of
Bristol Temple Meads. The station opened on 18 February 1929, though the line through the site had opened in 1840. To some extent it replaced an earlier station at
Twerton, three-quarters of a mile to the west, which had closed, ostensibly temporarily, in the
First World War and which had been badly affected by competing bus and tram services. The Twerton station never reopened.
Passenger services are operated by
First Great Western. The station has a ticket office on the westbound platform which is manned only during the morning peak. There is also a ticket machine on the westbound platform, and the station is part of the Penalty Fares area.
Service
There is generally an hourly service to
Gloucester via
Bristol Temple Meads. In the other direction, trains run to a wide range of destinations. These include
Westbury,
Salisbury,
Southampton and
Portsmouth Harbour as well as
Castle Cary and stations to
Weymouth; there's even one service a day to
Brighton. On Sundays, the service is more infrequent.
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