Trains to Reddish North

Reddish North railway station serves the neighbourhood of Reddish which sits roughly halfway between Manchester and Stockport. It was built, originally as just Reddish, in the late-19^th century by the Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway along an express line from London St Pancras. In the early 1950s it changed its name to Reddish North. Unlike many British stations, some of the original red brick buildings still exist next to the two platforms, though the goods shed is used by a local building merchant. There is a ticket office staffed all day other than Sundays. There are no other facilities for buying tickets, so if the office is closed, you’ll need to either buy them online in advance or on board with the train conductor. Facilities include waiting shelters, bench seating, digital displays and timetable posters as well as a footbridge connecting both the platforms. There are two to three direct services an hour to Manchester Piccadilly in 13 minutes and two an hour to New Mills Central in 19 minutes, though the services drop during Sundays.

There is lots to do when you disembark in the pretty town. You could go walking in one of the several nearby parks, practise you drive on the fairways of Houldsworth Golf Course or catch up on a little shopping at the Houldsworth Mill Shopping Centre.

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