Trains to Adlington (Cheshire)

One of London and North Western Railway's original stations, Adlington Railway Station in Cheshire first opened in 1845, a small collection of brick buildings around two platforms. Now unstaffed, trains to Adlington operate on Northern's Manchester-Stoke line on an hourly basis, with many passengers commuting from Adlington village to Manchester stations and Stockport. Some early morning and late night services originate and terminate at Macclesfield. On Sundays, five trains operate in each direction.

Adlington's original station building is now privately owned, although there are still shelters on both platforms. Adlington Hall and Gardens are located a short distance from the station, as well as Adlington village shops. A customer help point is located on the Macclesfield platform. Passengers should purchase their ticket on the train or at the destination. Buses towards Macclesfield, Wilmslow, Stockport, and Manchester depart from the stops at the top of the station access road. Step-free access is available.