Huddersfield Railway Station - Services

Services

During Monday to Friday daytimes, TransPennine Express operate hourly services to Newcastle (Journey time approx. 2 hours 10 mins), Hull (approx. 1 hour 20 mins), Scarborough (approx. 1 hour 45 mins) and Middlesbrough (approx. 2 hours 20 mins), all of which call at Leeds (approx. 20 mins) which creates a fast service every 15 minutes. These are supplemented by stopping MetroTrain services. There are four trains per hour to Manchester Piccadilly (approx. 35 mins) and two continue to Manchester Airport (approx. 15 mins from Manchester Piccadilly) and another continues to Liverpool (approx. 50 mins from Manchester Piccadilly).

Northern Rail operates hourly services to Sheffield (approx. 1 hour 20 mins), Manchester Victoria (approx. 50 mins), Wakefield Westgate (approx 35 mins), Selby via Bradford Interchange (approx. 1 hour 40 mins) and Leeds (approx. 40 mins).

Preceding station National Rail Following station
Stalybridge First TransPennine Express North TransPennine Dewsbury
Manchester Piccadilly Leeds
Terminus Northern Rail Caldervale Line Brighouse
Slaithwaite Northern Rail Huddersfield Line Manchester Victoria services Terminus
Terminus Northern Rail Huddersfield Line Leeds and Wakefield services Deighton
Lockwood Northern Rail Penistone Line Terminus
Disused railways
Longwood and Milnsbridge L&YR Terminus
[ ] Kirklees South Lines
Legend
To Heckmondwike
To Dewsbury and Wakefield
To Calderdale
Cooper Bridge
Bradley
Deighton
Kirkheaton
Newtown goods
Huddersfield
Fenay Bridge and Lepton
Longwood and Milnsbridge
Lockwood
Golcar
Kirkburton
Netherton
Berry Brow
Slaithwaite
Healey House
Meltham
Honley
Marsden
Brockholes
To Saddleworth
Thongsbridge
Stocksmoor
Holmfirth
Shepley
Denby Dale
Shelley
to Penistone
Skelmanthorpe
Cuckoos Nest
Clayton West

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