Staines Station

Staines Station, opened in 1848, is situated east of the town centre and has been known by various names, including Staines Central, Staines Junction, and Staines Old. The station connects Staines to Waterloo, Reading, and Windsor, as it lies on the Waterloo to Reading route and serves as the junction for the Windsor line.

All services at Staines Station are operated by South Western railway, offering trains to London Waterloo, Weybridge, Reading, and Windsor & Eton Riverside, as well as several London buses which serve the station. Located near the Thames River, Staines Station provides easy access for a stroll to the river, where you can enjoy stunning sunsets and riverside views. Also, you'll find Runnymede, a historic riverside meadow located just a short drive or bus ride away, known as the site where the Magna Carta was sealed by King John in 1215, marking a foundational moment for English law and democracy.

Which train companies run trains to Stafford?

Depending on when you travel, you should find services run to and from Stafford provided by the following: Avanti West Coast and West Midlands Trains. Journey duration and price can vary depending on who you travel with so it's always worth checking when booking.

What are Stafford's opening hours?

For Stafford, the first train typically departs at 0:01 and the final train departs at 23:59, but be sure to check prior to your journey as this is subject to change.

Pick up & drop off at Stafford

Stafford offers easy access with dedicated parking and pick-up/drop-off zones.

Connectivity of the Stafford?

Popular destinations offering trains to and from Stafford include London, London Euston, Birmingham, Birmingham New Street and Wolverhampton. Regular buses and taxis will be available at the station for onward travel, also. We recommend checking for availability prior to your journey.