A historic railway junction, Church Fenton Station has played a major role in Yorkshire’s railways since 1839. Its strategic location made it a key interchange in the 19th century, and it continues to serve passengers today. Managed by Northern, the station is being upgraded to improve capacity and reliability.
Plan your journey and view live departure information from Church Fenton on the National Rail website:
Tracks will undergo overhead electrification, which will result in greener, quieter, and cleaner rail services also improving air quality and reducing our carbon footprint.
Enhancing track alignment and lengthening platforms will increase train capacity for Leeds and York, providing more frequent service and shorter wait times for customers.
Station improvements will include better seating, upgraded customer information systems, and station refurbishment, all aimed at enhancing the customer experience during disruptions on the wider TRU route.
Rose Lane, Poulters, and Adamsons level crossings will be undergoing works and we are building new bridges that will improve safety and reduce travel times.
