Services
According to one source, the number of trains serving Berney Arms has been much reduced over the last fifty years. In April 1961, there were a minimum of eleven services daily. The basic winter service now has just three daily stops from Monday to Saturday. In summer, with longer daylight hours, one extra stop is usually scheduled in the early evening. Trains are more frequent on Sundays all year round.
The line is promoted as part of the Wherry Lines service operated by Greater Anglia. Services use Class 153, Class 156 or Class 170 diesel multiple units.
Monday - Friday Services
2 trains per day (tpd) to Great Yarmouth(10mins)
2tpd to Norwich(21mins)
Saturday Services
3tpd to Great Yarmouth
2tpd to Norwich
Sunday Services
5tpd to Great Yarmouth
5tpd to Norwich
Berney Arms sees 19 trains per week to either Great Yarmouth or Norwich. No other passenger trains use this line, other trains to Great Yarmouth travel via Lingwood and Acle.
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