Services
First Great Western operate four services: an hourly Bristol Parkway to Weston-super-Mare service; a half-hourly London Paddington to Cardiff Central service with hourly extensions to/from Swansea; an hourly Gloucester to Westbury service, with one every two hours extended to Great Malvern and Weymouth; and an hourly commuter service to Bristol Temple Meads. There is also a twice-daily service to Brighton.
CrossCountry operate two services. One is an hourly Bristol Temple Meads to Manchester Picadilly service, with extensions to/from South West England. The second is an hourly Plymouth to Edinburgh service with extensions to/from Glasgow Central or Aberdeen in the north and Penzance in the south.
| Preceding station | National Rail | Following station | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bristol Temple Meads | CrossCountry |
Cheltenham Spa | ||
| CrossCountry |
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| Newport | First Great Western |
Swindon | ||
| Filton Abbey Wood | First Great Western |
Yate | ||
| First Great Western |
Terminus | |||
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