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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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Response to May 2018 Timetable Change
Unfortunately the introduction of the new Great Northern timetable and rolling stock on May 20 has...
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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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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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Foxton Signal Box Visit
On January 29th, five Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Rail User Group representatives visited the Foxton Signal Box in order to better understand the...
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Trains: E-Tickets and More
Train journeys from our local stations can be made via e-ticketing. Please note that paper tickets bought at the Meldreth Station booking office...
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Foxton Travel Hub Consultation MSFCRP Draft Response
The Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Community Rail Partnership, incorporating the Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Rail User Group have prepared a...
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Thousands encouraged to explore Britain by rail as part of nationwide tourism event
Meldreth, Shepreth and Foxton Community Rail Partnership joined forces with more than 30 other groups to showcase some of Britain’s most scenic...
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