Trains to Chartham

Chartham train station was opened for public use in 1859, and provides links to London and Canterbury for residents in the Chartham area in Kent. From this station, passengers can catch direct trains from Chartham to London every hour. The Chartham to London Charing Cross service takes 1 hour 40 minutes, and the Chartham to London Victoria service takes just under 2 hours. Chartham station provides locals with an easy and quick connection to the nearby town centre in Canterbury, with Canterbury West train station being the next stop just 6 minutes away. Many local passengers also use this route to commute to Canterbury for work on a daily basis.  All trains at the Chartham train station are operated by the Southeastern Train Line.   

Chartham station is a mere minute’s walk from Chartham Vineyard for a spot of local wine tasting. Also within walking distance is St Mary’s Church, which is the epitome of a classic village church. The station itself is unstaffed, but there’s a ticket machine available for those who need to purchase their tickets on the day. There are also sheltered waiting areas on both of the station’s platforms, and the station is suitable for wheelchair access. 

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