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What this site shows, and what it can't tell you.

How to use it

1. Search for a station by name or three-letter code.
2. Pick the station from the list.
3. Use the date controls to move between days, and the tabs to show only freight or only railtours and charters.

What the times mean

• Planned, not live. Times come from the planned timetable. Trains regularly run early, late, on a different route, or not at all, and this site does not track them as they run.
• Passes through / calls here. A train that passes through goes straight through the station; one that calls here stops.
• Runs as required. Many freight paths are booked in case they are needed and never run. Treat these as possible, not expected.
• Short-notice trains. Freight and railtours are often added or changed shortly before running, so the timetable can be incomplete for the days ahead.
• Railtours and charters are recognised automatically from their train numbers, so some charter-style movements, such as empty stock workings, may appear alongside the tours themselves, and a few may be missed.
• A ½ after a time means the planned time is on the half minute.

Disclaimer

This site is provided free for general interest. It comes with no guarantee that the information is accurate, complete or up to date, and you use it at your own risk. Do not use it to plan journeys or for anything safety-related.

Please watch trains from public places only, and never trespass on or near the railway.

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Data and credits

Contains Network Rail data. This site is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Network Rail or any train operator.