Network Rail says two Wiltshire stations should go ahead
The far-reaching report also states the county's trains "lacks frequent and direct services".
www.bbc.comI can’t find any current updates about Chatteris railway station beyond its historical status. The station in Cambridgeshire was closed to passengers in 1967 and subsequently demolished, with the route later repurposed in parts; there isn’t an active passenger service at Chatteris today. If you’re looking for the latest rail news affecting nearby areas, I can pull in recent reports about surrounding lines or stations (e.g., St Ives–March corridor, or Network Rail changes in Cambridgeshire) and summarize them. Would you like me to do that?[2]
If you want a quick historical snapshot:
- Chatteris station opened in 1848 on the St Ives–March line.[2]
- It closed to passengers on 6 March 1967 and was later demolished; the area has since been redeveloped, with the rail alignment no longer serving passenger trains.[2]
I can also look up any local council or Network Rail plans that might mention Chatteris or nearby rail improvements if you’d like. Please confirm what you’d prefer.