Keighley Railway Station - Services

Services

There is a half-hourly service to both Leeds and Bradford Forster Square and four trains an hour on to Skipton during Monday to Saturday daytime. The evening frequency is hourly to Bradford and half hourly to Leeds, with three trains per hour to Skipton.

On Sundays there is an hourly service to Leeds and a two-hourly service to Bradford with two or three trains per hour to Skipton.

There are also a number of longer distance trains each day to Carlisle (seven on weekdays/Saturdays and three on Sundays) and Lancaster & Morecambe (four on weekdays, five on Saturdays and four on Sundays all year since the 2011 timetable change - see Northern Rail timetable 7 for details). These are all operated by Diesel Multiple Units.

In addition to the above, East Coast operate one train daily to London King's Cross, via Leeds and the East Coast Main Line.

The Keighley and Worth Valley service runs daily during the summer and at weekends in other seasons.

[ ] Keighley
Legend
To SKIPTON
Turntable
To LEEDS
To QUEENSBURY & BRADFORD
To INGROW WEST

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