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Community Rail Partnership
Our Community Rail Partnership aims to develop links with schools and local businesses associated with our local rail services, and to enhance sustainable transport links in the wider area.
Rail User Group
The Rail User Group campaigns on behalf of our three stations. The aim of the group is the retention, improvement and greater usage of the Cambridge-King’s Cross line between Royston and Cambridge.
Station Gardens
Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton stations have community-supported station gardens. Local residents, schools and businesses, maintain the gardens year round. Planters enhance the station platforms.
Our Campaigns
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50% Discount on Season Tickets for Students
The Cambridgeshire Student Connect card offers discounted rail travel to all students aged between...
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Thameslink Franchise
The Rail User Group has responded to the Thameslink Franchise Consultation covering aspirations...
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Foxton Crossing
The group has successfully campaigned for a safety upgrade at Foxton level crossing and a...
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Accessibility at Meldreth
A major Rail User Group franchise aspiration is “Full disabled access at Meldreth Station”....
Latest News
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Meldreth Station Gardening May 2018
On a lovely sunny Saturday morning, volunteers gathered bright and early at Meldreth station to replant the tubs on the station platforms. The...
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New Timetable – Trains to Kings Cross from 21st May 2018
Here is an extract from the new timetable showing the train times from Foxton, Shepreth and Meldreth to Royston and Kings Cross from 21st May...
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New Timetable – Trains to Cambridge from 21st May 2018
Here is an extract from the new timetable showing the train times from London, to Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton and Cambridge from 21st May 2018. The...
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Spring 2028 Station Gardening Dates – Please Join Us
Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Station Gardening dates have been set for turning the tubs around for summer, and keeping things looking good...
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