BICESTER TOWN [Bicester London Road]

6th April 2004

A former LNWR station on the Oxford to Cambridge line, Bicester Town is now the end of the line from Oxford (as far as passenger trains are concerned). The station was formerly known as Bicester London Road and was closed for many years before reopening in the 1980s. After privatisation the station became part of the Thames Trains network. It is now operated by First Great Western. CRS code: BIT

Platform, showing the remains of the original building. March 1997.	A closer view of the station building remains. 6th April 2004.	The east end of the station showing the level crossing and the end of the MOD depot headshunt. 6th April 2004.	The station entrance showing the waiting shelter. 6th April 2004.
Looking towards Oxford from the remaining platform. 6th April 2004.	General view of the station from the level crossing. 2nd May 2006.	An old doorway on the old station building. 6th April 2004.	Behind the facade of the old station building a bus garage now occupies the site. The inside of the wall of the building is on the right. 6th August 2004.
The former station house which is now in commercial use. 2nd May 2006.	Weighbridge and hut in the former goods yard. 2nd May 2006.	NSE station nameboard.	A view of the station in LNWR days looking towards Bletchley. (Picture courtesy of John Law).