Hebden Bridge Railway Station
The exterior view of Hebden Bridge Railway Station.
Hebden Bridge Railway Station was opened in 1840 the Manchester and Leeds Railway. The current station you see today was opened in 1893 by the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, which then became the 'London, Midland and Scottish Railway'.
Today, the station is now owned by Network Rail and is managed/maintained by Northern and Transport for West Yorkshire.
Services from this station include: Halifax, Bradford Interchange, Leeds, York, Todmorden, Rochdale, Manchester Victoria, Salford Crescent, Wigan Wallgate, Southport, Burnley Manchester Road, Blackburn, Preston and Blackpool North.
In May 2019, Northern will be introducing a new Leeds - Chester (via the Calder Valley) service which will call at this station. In December 2019, Northern will be hoping to introduce a new Leeds - Liverpool (via Calder Valley) and Bradford - Manchester Airport (via Calder Valley) services using the new Class 195 DMU trains.
Hebden Bridge Railway Station
The exterior view of Hebden Bridge Railway Station.
Hebden Bridge Railway Station was opened in 1840 the Manchester and Leeds Railway. The current station you see today was opened in 1893 by the Lancashire & Yorkshire Railway, which then became the 'London, Midland and Scottish Railway'.
Today, the station is now owned by Network Rail and is managed/maintained by Northern and Transport for West Yorkshire.
Services from this station include: Halifax, Bradford Interchange, Leeds, York, Todmorden, Rochdale, Manchester Victoria, Salford Crescent, Wigan Wallgate, Southport, Burnley Manchester Road, Blackburn, Preston and Blackpool North.
In May 2019, Northern will be introducing a new Leeds - Chester (via the Calder Valley) service which will call at this station. In December 2019, Northern will be hoping to introduce a new Leeds - Liverpool (via Calder Valley) and Bradford - Manchester Airport (via Calder Valley) services using the new Class 195 DMU trains.