A smaller but vital stop on the route, Deighton Station has served passengers in the Huddersfield area for generations. With strong links to local industry and communities, it remains an important part of the regional rail network. Managed by Northern, it is set to benefit from modernisation works by the Transpennine Route Upgrade (TRU) to improve accessibility and reliability.
⚠️ From 30 August 2025, Deighton station will close until 2027 while major reconstruction work takes place to the track and platforms.
An hourly rail replacement bus will call at Deighton during the closure. Customers should check their journeys before they travel at nationalrail.co.uk or on train operator websites, tpexpress.co.uk and northernrailway.co.uk.
Plan your journey and view live departure information from Deighton on the National Rail website:
Visit National RailA complete rebuild to modern standards will provide a cleaner, more modern station with enhanced comfort, improved functionality, and up-to-date facilities.
These works will allow more frequent, faster, and greener journeys, improving overall travel efficiency and a cleaner environment due to lower emissions.
This improvement will enable the station to accommodate longer trains, offering customers more space, seating, and a more comfortable travel experience.
A new footbridge with lifts will be installed for accessibility between platforms with step-free access making it easier for all, including those with mobility needs, to navigate the station.
Deighton Station will have a new forecourt area with a drop-off point and accessible parking, alongside more improvements like improved lighting, CCTV, customer information screens, and waiting shelters, to improve safety, convenience, and travel.
