Woodlesford railway station

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Woodlesford
 Platform 2
Location
Place Woodlesford
Local authority City of Leeds
Operations
Station code WDS
Managed by Northern Rail
Platforms in use 2
Live departures and station information from National Rail
Annual Passenger Usage
2004/05 ** 0.156 million
Passenger Transport Executive
PTE West Yorkshire (Metro)
Zone 2
History
Key dates Opened 1840
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Woodlesford railway station serves Woodlesford in West Yorkshire, England. It lies on the Hallam Line and the Pontefract Line.

Monday to Saturdays there is a half-hourly service to Leeds and an hourly service to Sheffield on the Hallam Line and hourly towards Knottingley on the Pontefract Line.

Sundays, there is an hourly service to Leeds and train every two hours to Sheffield and Knottingley respectively.

 The view from platform 2
The view from platform 2

The station opened in 1840 as part of the original North Midland Railway from Derby to Leeds, Hunslet Lane. The line was built by George Stephenson. It was later absorbed into the Midland Railway and in 1923 became part of the London Midland and Scottish Railway company. On the creation of the nationalised British Railways in 1948 it became part of the North Eastern region. Throughout the early part of the 20th century the station had a thriving goods business with coal trains from the nearby Water Haigh colliery, and sidings serving Armitage brickworks and Bentley's Yorkshire Brewery. There was also parcels traffic for the Rothwell Urban District and homing pigeons were dispatched by fanciers to all parts of the country.


Preceding station National Rail Following station
Castleford   Northern Rail
Hallam Line
  Leeds
Castleford   Northern Rail
Pontefract Line
  Leeds
Railway stations in West Yorkshire

MetroTrain lines:  Airedale Caldervale Dearne Valley Hallam Line Harrogate Hudderfield Leeds-Bradford Penistone Pontefract Wakefield Wharfedale York & Selby

Major stations:   Bradford Forster Square - Bradford Interchange - Halifax - Huddersfield - Leeds - Shipley - Wakefield Westgate

Other stations:  Baildon - Batley - Ben Rhydding - Berry Brow - Bingley - Bramley - Brockholes - Brighouse - Burley Park - Burley-in-Wharfedale - Castleford - Cottingley - Crossflatts - Cross Gates - Darton* - Deighton - Denby Dale - Dewsbury - East Garforth - Featherstone - Fitzwilliam - Frizinghall - Garforth - Glasshoughton - Guiseley - Headingley - Hebden Bridge - Honley - Horsforth - Ilkley - Keighley - Knottingley - Lockwood - Marsden - Menston - Micklefield - Mirfield - Moorthorpe - Morley - Mytholmroyd - New Pudsey - Normanton - Outwood - Pontefract Baghill - Pontefract Monkhill - Pontefract Tanshelf - Ravensthorpe - Saltaire - Sandal and Agbrigg - Shepley - Slaithwaite - South Elmsall - Sowerby Bridge - Steeton and Silsden - Stocksmoor - Streethouse - Todmorden - Wakefield Kirkgate - Walsden - Woodlesford

 * Darton station is in South Yorkshire, however West Yorkshire Metro passes are valid to/from this station.

Transport in West Yorkshire - Metro

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