Rail services in the West of England

"Bristol Metro" redirects here. For the pressure group, see MetroWest (Bristol). For the proposed rapid transit system, see Light rail in Bristol.

Rail services in the West of England refer to passenger rail journeys made in the Bristol commuter area. 17 million passenger rail journeys were made in 2019-20 within the Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Bristol/Bath region.[1]

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Railways in the Bristol area

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Cross Country Route

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Thornbury branch line

Yate |  |

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South Wales Main Line

New Passage Pier |  |

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Westerleigh Junction

New Passage Halt |  |

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via Severn Tunnel

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Severn Beach |  |

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Severn View Industrial Park

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Chittening Industrial Estate

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Smoke Lane Industrial Estate

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Ram Hill Colliery

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Avonmouth Docks

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St Andrews Road |  |

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Avonmouth (BPR&P) |  |

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Avonmouth (Royal Edward) |  |

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Stoke Gifford depot

Avonmouth Docks |  |

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Westerleigh Goods Depot

Avonmouth |  |

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Avonmouth Light Railway

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Avonmouth Docks

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Portway Park & Ride |  |

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Shirehampton |  |

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Sea Mills |  |

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Clifton Down Tunnel

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(1845–1869)

Clifton Down |  |

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(1869–1966)

Redland |  |

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Montpelier |  |

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Hotwells Halt |  |

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Hotwells |  |

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Narroways Hill Junction

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Stapleton Road sidings

Grey line represents

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boundary of Bristol

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unitary authority area

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Avon Valley Railway

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Waste depot

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Bristol St Philip's |  |

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Barton Hill Depot

St Mary Redcliffe tunnel

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Bristol Temple Meads |  |

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Princes' Wharf

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Bristol Harbour Railway

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St Philip's Marsh T&RSMD

SS Great Britain

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East Depot

Bristol Docks (North)

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Bristol Docks (South)

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CREATE Centre

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Mangotsfield to Bath line

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South Liberty Lane Depot

Ashton Gate |  |

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Clifton Bridge |  |

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Nightingale Valley Halt |  |

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Ham Green Halt |  |

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Bristol–Exeter line

Pill |  |

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Portbury shipyard

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Royal Portbury Dock

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Bristol & North Somerset Rly

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Portbury |  |

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Great Western Main Line

(1954–1964)

Portishead |  |

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Portishead Light Railway

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Portishead Pier

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## Services in the West of England

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### CrossCountry (XC)

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* Bristol Temple Meads - Manchester Piccadilly (Extensions to Paignton)
* Plymouth - Edinburgh Waverley (Extensions to Glasgow and Aberdeen)

### Great Western Railway (GWR)

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* South West/Bristol Temple Meads - London Paddington (via Bath Spa)
* Swansea/Cardiff - London Paddington (via Bristol Parkway)
* Bristol Parkway - Weston-super-Mare
* Great Malvern/Gloucester - Westbury/Weymouth
* Cardiff Central - Portsmouth Harbour
* Cardiff Central - Taunton
* Bristol Temple Meads - Avonmouth/Severn Beach

### South Western Railway (SWR)

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* Yeovil Junction/Frome - Salisbury/London Waterloo

## Main destinations

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There is usually a direct weekday service from Bristol Parkway & Bristol Temple Meads to these destinations:

Destination  | Time from
Bristol
Temple Meads  | Time from
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Parkway  | Operator(s)

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Avonmouth | 23 – 35 minutes  | N/A  | GWR
Bath Spa | 11 – 19 minutes  | 28 – 47 minutes  | GWR
Bristol Parkway | 8 – 21 minutes  | N/A  | CrossCountry / GWR
Bristol Temple Meads | N/A  | 9 – 20 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Birmingham New Street | 83 – 122 minutes  | 71 – 93 minutes  | CrossCountry
Cardiff Central | 47 – 63 minutes  | 35 – 66 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Cheltenham Spa | 38 – 68 minutes  | 29 – 57 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Edinburgh Waverley | 393 – 399 minutes  |  | CrossCountry
Exeter St Davids | 56 – 112 minutes  | 69–109 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Glasgow Central | 461 – 471 minutes  | 456–464 minutes  | CrossCountry
Gloucester | 38 – 57 minutes  | 26–44 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Leeds | 210 – 217 minutes  | 202–215 minutes  | CrossCountry
London Paddington | 97 – 152 minutes  | 83–106 minutes  | GWR
Manchester Piccadilly | 179 – 180 minutes  | 168–169 minutes  | CrossCountry
Newcastle | 299 – 303 minutes  | 289 - 293 minutes  | CrossCountry
Newport | 30 – 47 minutes  | 21–23 minutes  | GWR
Paignton | 97 – 145 minutes  | 118 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Penzance | 236 – 292 minutes  |  | CrossCountry / GWR
Plymouth | 114 – 167 minutes  |  | CrossCountry / GWR
Portsmouth Harbour | 146 – 164 minutes  | N/A  | GWR
Reading | 68 – 123 minutes  | 59 minutes  | GWR
Salisbury | 68 – 86 minutes  |  | GWR
Severn Beach | 33 – 38 minutes  | N/A  | GWR
Sheffield | 167 – 172 minutes  | 159 minutes  | CrossCountry
Southampton Central | 99 – 116 minutes  |  | GWR
Swansea |  | 80 - 85 minutes  | GWR
Swindon | 35 – 50 minutes  | 28 minutes  | GWR
Taunton | 30 – 75 minutes  | 42–49 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Westbury | 37 – 50 minutes  | 68–75 minutes  | GWR
Weston-super-Mare | 17 – 39 minutes  | 47 minutes  | CrossCountry / GWR
Weymouth | 141 – 148 minutes  | 167–170 minutes  | GWR
Worcester Shrub Hill | 90 – 102 minutes  | 82–84 minutes  | GWR
York | 240 – 243 minutes  |  | CrossCountry

## Stations

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### Current stations

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Station  | Line(s)  | Platforms  | Usage 08/09 [2] | Usage 09/10 [3] | Usage 10/11 [4] | Usage 11/12 [5] | Usage 12/13 [6] | Usage 13/14 [7] | Usage 14/15 [8] | Usage 15/16 [9] | Usage 16/17 [10] | Usage 17/18 [11] | Image

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Avonmouth | Severn Beach | 2  |  61,948  |  68,448  |  83,674  |  88,642  |  97,880  |  111,440  |  119,924  |  129,860  |  |  |
Bedminster | Bristol to Exeter | 3  |  58,690  |  69,898  |  70,006  |  76,420  |  80,262  |  83,242  |  87,542  |  92,868  |  |  |
Bristol Parkway | Cross Country
South Wales | 4  |  2,084,200  |  2,041,548  |  2,114,876  |  2,262,000  |  2,255,298  |  2,215,810  |  2,340,506  |  2,511,016  |  |  |
Bristol Temple Meads | Bristol to Exeter
Cross Country
Great Western
Heart of Wessex
Severn Beach
Wessex | 13  |  7,829,628  |  7,875,686  |  8,409,340  |  8,884,626  |  9,099,368  |  9,522,840  |  10,099,526  |  10,711,464  |  |  |
Clifton Down | Severn Beach | 2  |  281,876  |  361,828  |  433,088  |  470,980  |  522,010  |  573,770  |  619,766  |  672,386  |  |  |
Filton Abbey Wood | Cross Country | 4  |  536,958  |  598,032  |  679,270  |  771,344  |  852,250  |  988,734  |  1,007,780  |  1,021,550  |  |  |
Keynsham | Great Western
Heart of Wessex
Wessex | 2  |  | 249,842  |  278,850  |  306,276  |  329,274  |  358,186  |  412,602  |  424,032  |  |  |
Lawrence Hill | Cross Country
Severn Beach | 2  |  67,338  |  74,876  |  93,600  |  102,964  |  124,878  |  136,316  |  150,774  |  157,912  |  |  |
Montpelier | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  84,834  |  96,114  |  |  122,212  |  126,316  |  121,294  |  130,560  |  122,146  |  |  |
Nailsea & Backwell | Bristol to Exeter | 2  |  |  |  |  |  |  | 450,510  |  476,618  |  |  |
Parson Street | Bristol to Exeter | 2  |  46,670  |  57,374  |  68,840  |  77,720  |  87,932  |  102,654  |  114,458  |  126,636  |  |  |
Patchway | South Wales Main Line | 2  |  45,280  |  49,812  |  59,474  |  67,422  |  82,198  |  90,404  |  92,540  |  98,296  |  |  |
Pilning | South Wales Main Line | 1  |  130  |  166  |  178  |  146  |  130  |  88  |  68  |  46  |  |  |
Portway Park & Ride | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
Redland | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  86,234  |  86,426  |  92,966  |  96,904  |  94,984  |  93,176  |  105,610  |  99,732  |  |  |
Sea Mills | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  36,358  |  41,680  |  49,082  |  51,998  |  58,310  |  58,106  |  64,512  |  61,696  |  |  |
Severn Beach | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  74,712  |  88,504  |  |  141,712  |  167,078  |  195,824  |  225,658  |  260,784  |  |  |
Shirehampton | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  34,292  |  35,758  |  42,566  |  43,480  |  50,564  |  51,542  |  52,480  |  56,756  |  |  |
St Andrews Road | Severn Beach Line | 1  |  3,582  |  3,942  |  4,328  |  6,072  |  9,910  |  13,376  |  11,184  |  7,374  |  |  |
Stapleton Road | Cross Country Route
Severn Beach Line | 2  |  103,576  |  111,532  |  | 129,344  |  140,390  |  157,294  |  178,114  |  179,872  |  |  |
Yate | Cross Country Route | 2  |  |  |  | 294,934  |  307,148  |  328,832  |  354,004  |  368,910  |  |  |

### Heritage stations

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This is a list of stations currently open on heritage lines.

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Avon Riverside | Avon Valley Railway | 1  | N/A  | 2004  |
Bitton | Avon Valley Railway | 2  | 1966  | 1972  |
Oldland Common | Avon Valley Railway | 1  | 1966  | 1991  |

### Proposed stations

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This is a list of proposed railway stations in the West of England. (This list includes some former stations)

Station  | Line  | Platforms  | Year closed  | Current status  | Image

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Ashley Down | Cross Country Route | 2  | 1964 (as Ashley Hill)  | Opened on the 28th September 2024  |
Ashton Gate | Portishead Railway | 1  | 1964/1984  | Proposed to reopen  |
Charfield | Cross Country | 2  | 1965  | Proposed to reopen  |
Chittening Platform | Henbury Loop | 1  | 1964  | Proposed to reopen  |
Long Ashton | Bristol to Exeter | 2  | 1941  | Proposed to reopen  |
Henbury | Henbury Loop | 2  | 1965  | Proposed to reopen  |
Horfield | Cross Country Route | 2  | 1964  | Proposed to reopen  |
North Filton | Henbury Loop | 1  | 1986  | Planning application  |
Pill | Portishead Railway | 2  | 1964  | Proposed to reopen  |
Portishead | Portishead Railway | 2  | 1964  | Proposed to reopen  |
Saltford | Great Western Main Line | 2  | 1970  | Proposed to reopen  |
St Anne's Park | Great Western Main Line | 2  | 1970  | Proposed to reopen  |

### Former stations

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This is a list of former stations in the West of England area.

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Avonmouth (BPRP) | Severn Beach Line |  |  |
Avonmouth Docks | Severn Beach Line |  |  |
Avonmouth (Royal Edward) | Severn Beach Line |  |  |
Brislington | Bristol and North Somerset Railway | 1  | 1963  |
Charlton Halt | Henbury Loop | 2  | 1915  |
Clifton Bridge | Portishead Branch | 2  | 1965  |
Coalpit Heath | South Wales Main Line
Cross Country Route | 2  | 1961  |
Cross Hands Halt | Severn Beach Line | 1  | 1964  |
Filton | Cross Country Route |  | 1903  |
Filton Junction | Cross Country Route |  | 1996  |
Fishponds | Bristol and Gloucester Railway | 2  | 1966  |
Hallen | Henbury Loop | 2  | 1918  |
Ham Green | Portishead Branch | 1  | 1964  |
Horfield | Cross Country Route | 2  | 1964  |
Hotwells | Bristol Port Railway and Pier | 2  | 1921  |
Hotwells Halt | Bristol Port Railway and Pier | 1  | 1922  |
Kelston | Mangotsfield Branch Line | 2  | 1949  |
Mangotsfield | Mangotsfield and Bath Branch Line
Bristol and Gloucester Railway | 6  | 1966  |
New Passage Halt | Severn Beach Line | 1  | 1964  |
New Passage Pier | Severn Beach Line |  | 1886  |
Nightingale Valley Halt | Portishead Railway | 1  | 1932  |
Portbury | Portishead Branch | 1  | 1962  |
St Philip's | Bristol and Gloucester Railway | 1  | 1967  |
Staple Hill | Bristol and Gloucester Railway | 2  | 1966  |
Thornbury | Thornbury Branch | 1  | 1944  |
Warmley | Mangotsfield and Bath Branch Line | 2  | 1966  |
Wickwar | Cross Country | 2  | 1965  |
Winterbourne | Cross Country
South Wales | 2  | 1963  |
Whitchurch Halt | Bristol and North Somerset Railway | 1  | 1959  |

## Railway lines

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There are six railway lines running through Bristol.

### Bristol to Exeter line

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Main article: Bristol to Exeter line

The Bristol to Exeter line runs between Bristol and Exeter via the Nailsea, Weston-super-Mare, Bridgwater and Taunton. It is served by local First Great Western services, and used by Cross-Country and Intercity trains headed towards Plymouth.

### Cross-Country Route

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Main article: Cross-Country route

The North-East/South-West route (sometimes simply The Cross-Country Route) is the major British rail route running from South West England or Cardiff via Bristol, Birmingham, Derby and Sheffield to North-East England and Scotland. It includes some of the longest inter-city rail journeys in the UK, e.g. Penzance to Aberdeen. It remains a major freight route, although now largely usurped by the M5, M6 and M1 motorways.

The route shares parts of the Great Western Main Line, Midland Main Line, Sheffield to Hull Line, the East Coast Main Line and the core Cardiff-Bristol-Birmingham-Derby route.

In November 2018 tracks were doubled from Bristol Temple Meads through Lawrence Hill to Filton Abbey Wood stations to increase capacity, back to the original four tracks.[12]

### Great Western Main Line

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Main article: Great Western Main Line

The Great Western Main Line is a main line railway in England that runs westwards from London Paddington station to Temple Meads station in Bristol.

### Severn Beach Line

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Main article: Severn Beach Line

The route runs from Bristol Temple Meads to Severn Beach via Lawrence Hill, Stapleton Road, Montpelier, Redland, Clifton Down, Sea Mills, Shirehampton, Avonmouth, St Andrews Road before reaching terminus at Severn Beach. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes.

Following a successful campaign by FOSBR (Friends of Suburban Bristol Railway), the Severn Beach Line is going to have an increased frequency from December 2007 to March 2010.[13] It is hoped this will pave the way for better services across the conurbation. An additional train will operate on the line meaning services should be at the least every 40 mins.

### South Wales Main Line

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Main article: South Wales Main Line

The South Wales Main Line is a branch of the Great Western Main Line. It diverges from the main line at Wootton Bassett near Swindon, first calling at Bristol Parkway, after which the line continues through the Severn Tunnel into South Wales.

### Wessex Main Line

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Main article: Wessex Main Line

The Wessex Main Line is the railway line from Bristol Temple Meads to Southampton. Diverging from this route is the Heart of Wessex Line from Westbury to Weymouth.

### Proposed light rail or rapid transit

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Main article: Light rail in Bristol

In November 2016, the West of England Local Enterprise Partnership began a consultation process on their Transport Vision Summary Document, outlining potential light rail/tram routes from the city centre to Bristol Airport, the eastern and north west fringes of the city, and a route along the A4 road to Bath.[14] By 2017, this proposal had changed to a mass transit network with potential for underground sections, linking the city centre with the northern and eastern fringes of the city and the airport.

## Train operators

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### Current train operators

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CrossCountry | 2007–2019  |  |

* Bristol to Manchester Piccadilly
* Plymouth and the south west to Newcastle and Scotland

Great Western Railway (GWR) | 1996–2020  |  |

* London Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads
* London Paddington to Cardiff Central and Swansea via Bristol Parkway
* Cardiff Central to Taunton
* Cardiff Central to Portsmouth Harbour
* Bristol Parkway to Weston-super-Mare
* Bristol Temple Meads to Avonmouth and Severn Beach
* Gloucester to Weymouth

### Former train operators

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Operator  | Years  | Image  | Services

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Post-nationalisation
British Rail | 1948–1986  |  | All services
Post-sectorisation
InterCity | 1986–1996  |  |

* London Paddington to Bristol Temple Meads
* London Paddington to Cardiff Central and Swansea via Bristol Parkway
* Plymouth and the south west to the north and Scotland

Regional Railways | 1986–1996  |  | All non-InterCity services
Post-privatisation
South West Trains | 2004–2017  |  |

* Bristol Temple Meads to London Waterloo via Salisbury from 2004

South Western Railway (SWR) | 2017-2021  |  |

* Bristol Temple Meads to London Waterloo via Salisbury

Virgin CrossCountry | 1997–2007  |  |

* Bristol to Manchester Piccadilly
* Plymouth and the south west to Newcastle and Scotland

Wales & Borders | 2001–2003  |  |
Wales & West | 1997–2001  |  |
Wessex Trains | 2001–2006  |  | All local and non-express inter-city services.

There have also been a number of other companies pre-nationalisation, including:

* Great Western Railway
* Midland Railway
* Bristol and Gloucester Railway
* Birmingham and Bristol Railway
* Bristol Port Railway and Pier
* Bristol and North Somerset Railway
* Portishead Railway

### MetroWest

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Main article: MetroWest (Bristol)

MetroWest is a current initiative in the West of England area to improve local rail services by reopening disused rail lines and stations and improving existing services. Phase One includes reopening the Portishead railway line to passenger traffic and improving services to the Severn Beach Line and Bath Spa. Phase Two will see the Henbury railway line reopen, along with half-hourly services between Weston-super-Mare and Yate. The phases are due to open in 2019[15] and 2021[16] respectively.

The West of England Local Enterprise Partnership also produced a Key Principles Report in November 2015 discussing future potential transport projects for the West of England region, including new rail transit based options referred to as MetroWest++. The options outlined include reopening the Thornbury Branch Line, a Yate to Bath route, the use of tram train technology, a link to the city centre and a connection to Bristol Airport.[17]

## See also

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* MetroWest (Bristol)
* Public transport in Bristol
* Friends of Suburban Bristol Railways

## References

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1. ^ "Regional Rail Usage 2019-20 - ORR Data Portal" (PDF). orr.gov.uk. 25 February 2021. Retrieved 20 April 2021.
2. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
3. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
4. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
5. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
6. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
7. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
8. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
9. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
10. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
11. ^ "Estimates of station usage | ORR Data Portal".
12. ^ "Bristol railway line shut until mid-November for upgrade". BBC News. 27 October 2018. Retrieved 27 October 2018.
13. ^ "The Lib dem Council Cabinet have amended their budget to provide an extra train on the Severn Beach line from December 2007 -". Archived from the original on 10 February 2008. Retrieved 23 July 2007. Friends of Suburban Bristol Railway
14. ^ "West of England Joint Transport Study - Transport Vision Summary Document" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 17 November 2016. Retrieved 16 November 2016.
15. ^ "MetroWest: Phase 1".
16. ^ "MetroWest: Phase 2".
17. ^ "Issues and Options for Consultation. Key Principles Report" (PDF). West of England Joint Transport Study. Retrieved 12 July 2016.

## External links

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* Media related to Rail transport in Bristol at Wikimedia Commons

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Transport in Bristol

Road|

| Motorways|

* Almondsbury Interchange
* M4
* M5
* M32
* M49

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European routes|

* E30

A roads|

* A4 (Portway)
* A37
* A38
* A369
* A370
* A403
* A420
* A431
* A432
* A4018
* A4032
* A4174

Bus|

| Bus transport|

* Bristol bus station
* MetroBus
* Buses in Bristol

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Park & rides|

* Portway park and ride
* Bristol park and ride

Operators|

* Bristol Community Transport
* First West of England
* Stagecoach West

Cycling|

* National Cycle Route 3
* National Cycle Route 4 (Bristol and Bath Railway Path)

Rail|

| Railway lines|

* Bristol–Exeter line
* Cross Country Route
* Filton Bank
* Great Western Main Line
* Henbury Loop Line
* Portishead Railway
* Severn Beach line
* South Wales Main Line

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Stations|

* Ashley Down
* Avonmouth
* Bedminster
* Bristol Parkway
* Bristol Temple Meads
* Clifton Down
* Filton Abbey Wood
* Lawrence Hill
* Montpelier
* Parson Street
* Portway Park & Ride
* Redland
* Sea Mills
* Severn Beach
* Shirehampton
* St Andrews Road
* Stapleton Road

Other|

* Bristol Airport Rail Link
* Bristol Rail Campaign
* Bristol Supertram
* Bristol Tramways
* Clifton Rocks Railway
* Light rail in Bristol
* MetroWest
* Rail services in the West of England
* Severnside Community Rail Partnership

Air|

* Bristol Airport

Water|

* Avonmouth Docks
* Bristol Packet Boat Trips
* Bristol Ferry Boats
* Bristol Harbour
* Bristol Marina
* Cumberland Basin
* Kennet and Avon Canal
* Netham Lock
* Port of Bristol
* Royal Portbury Dock
* River Avon
* Underfall Yard

Public transport|

* Proposed transport developments in Bristol
* Public transport in Bristol

Bridges|

* Avon Bridge
* Avonmouth Bridge
* Bristol Bridge
* Clifton Suspension Bridge
* Pero's Bridge
* Prince Street Bridge
* Redcliffe Bridge

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Railway stations served by Bristol area commuter services

Taunton to Bristol
and Cardiff|

* Taunton
* Bridgwater
* Highbridge and Burnham
* Weston-super-Mare
* Weston Milton
* Worle
* Yatton
* Nailsea and Backwell
* Parson Street
* Bedminster
* Bristol Temple Meads
* Lawrence Hill
* Stapleton Road
* Ashley Down
* Filton Abbey Wood
* Patchway
* Pilning
* Severn Tunnel Junction
* Newport
* Cardiff Central

Westbury and
Bristol to Cheltenham|

* Westbury
* Trowbridge
* Bradford-on-Avon
* Avoncliff
* Freshford
* Bath Spa
* Oldfield Park
* Keynsham
* Bristol Temple Meads
* Lawrence Hill
* Stapleton Road
* Ashley Down
* Filton Abbey Wood
* Bristol Parkway
* Yate
* Cam and Dursley
* Gloucester
* Cheltenham Spa

Severn Beach line|

* Bristol Temple Meads
* Lawrence Hill
* Stapleton Road
* Montpelier
* Redland
* Clifton Down
* Sea Mills
* Shirehampton
* Portway Park & Ride
* Avonmouth
* St Andrews Road
* Severn Beach

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