Route 0B00 — OXFD to WORCSSH

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Operated by Great Western Railway

Oxford, Oxford to Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester. Choose a calling pattern and date in the timetable to see only the stops served.

Source identifiers
Source service code
25392003
ukpt:route:rail:GW:7299bb541d0e603a5467

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Stops & directions

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Direction · Oxford, Oxford → Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester (11 stops · variant 1)
  1. Oxford, Oxford
  2. Hanborough, Long Hanborough
  3. Charlbury, Charlbury
  4. Shipton, Shipton-under-Wychwood
  5. Kingham, Kingham
  6. Moreton-in-Marsh, Moreton-in-Marsh
  7. Honeybourne, Honeybourne
  8. Evesham, Evesham
  9. Pershore, Pershore
  10. Worcestershire Parkway, Norton
  11. Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester
Direction · Oxford, Oxford → Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester (2 stops · variant 2)
  1. Oxford, Oxford
  2. Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester
Direction · Oxford, Oxford → Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester (7 stops · variant 3)
  1. Oxford, Oxford
  2. Moreton-in-Marsh, Moreton-in-Marsh
  3. Honeybourne, Honeybourne
  4. Evesham, Evesham
  5. Pershore, Pershore
  6. WORCESTERSHIRE PARKWAY HL
  7. Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester

Timetable

Published times for Wednesday 21 October. Times are local to the UK.

Direction

All 1 published journeys for this direction are shown.

Oxford → Worcester; Wednesday 21 October
StopStarts05:10
Oxford, Oxford05:10
Moreton-in-Marsh, Moreton-in-Marsh05:35
Honeybourne, Honeybourne05:46
Evesham, Evesham05:53
Pershore, Pershore06:01
WORCESTERSHIRE PARKWAY HL06:07
Worcester Shrub Hill, Worcester06:15

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