UK Railway Timetables
& Journey Planner

UK Railway timetablesand journey planners are available at train stations and in brochure form, as well as from travel centers and Tourist Information Centers. You can also download them here.

Just enter the details of your departure and proposed destination points into the table, and get your UK train timetables displayed.

You can even use this rail timetables to see how you can save more than 39% on your train ticket, compared to buying directly at the train station on the day of your traveling. Save money on train travel!

Timetables change for a variety of reasons, usually there is a standard summer timetable and then a winter timetable, with trains running at slightly different times, accommodating British Summer Time and Greenwich Mean Time, as well as the different needs of travelers in either winter or summer.

Sometimes UK Railway timetables change because there is maintenance work being carried out on the rail network or infrastructure, so the trains need to run at different times.

Yes. It is always a great idea to check your train times and plan your journey before leaving home; never assume that just because you caught a train to London at 9:45 am in May, that this train will be running to London at the same time in January.

A Timetable can be Very Useful

Using your UK railway timetable can save you not only time, but money. Use your UK train journey planner to search for advance tickets and make payments before you get to the station and save money.

A timetable is useful because you can see when off-peak trains run. These trains will not be as popular, so it may be easier to get a discounted ticket for these services. It's usually easier to get a seat on these, so it is very useful to know when they go.

A train timetable is also useful to have with you. Although you may plan to catch the 5:30 train home, if something goes wrong, it is useful to be able to consult a train timetable and see when the next train is. There is nothing worse than moving hell and high water to get to the train station 15 minutes after your train has left, only to find out that it is 2 1/2 hours 'til the next one. Had you known, you could have taken your time getting to the train station. For this reason, whenever you are traveling by train, make sure you carry a timetable.

UK Railway timetables are available online for the whole of the UK railway system, thus enabling you to plan journeys when you get to your destination. So if you are traveling by train to York, for a holiday, you can then plan other rail trips which you want to make while based in York. How efficient is that?