Services
Southbound, London Midland operate services between Bletchley and London Euston, as well as east to Bedford. Additionally, Southern operate services between Bletchley and South Croydon. Northbound, both operators run services to Milton Keynes Central, with London Midland continuing on to Northampton and stations to Birmingham New Street.
| Preceding station | National Rail | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terminus | London Midland Marston Vale Line Mondays–Saturdays only | Fenny Stratford | ||
| Milton Keynes Central | London Midland West Coast Main Line | Leighton Buzzard | ||
| Milton Keynes Central | Southern Milton Keynes – South Croydon | Leighton Buzzard | ||
| Future services | ||||
| Milton Keynes Central or Fenny Stratford |
Varsity Line | Winslow |
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| Milton Keynes Central | Chiltern Railways |
Winslow |
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| Historical railways | ||||
| Swanbourne Line and station closed | London Midland Region of British Railways Varsity Line | Fenny Stratford Line and station open | ||
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