Class 156 passenger service on the Mid Cheshire Line
All aboard the Mid Cheshire Line Music Train
Class 150 local passenger train at Delamere Railway Station
Class 150 local passenger train departs Northwich for Chester
Gardens at Knutsford Railway Station
Class 150 local passenger train at Mobberley Railway Station
The Cheshire Gardens Express heading through Delamere Forest
Freight Traffic on the Mid Cheshire Line
The Mid Cheshire Railway Line passes through the beautiful, scenic mid Cheshire countryside linking Chester and Manchester. It is a vital route for commuting to work and accessing local services but also has many opportunities for leisure journeys for shopping, outdoor pursuits and cultural activities.
The Line offers a low carbon way to explore Cheshire towns and villages such as Knutsford, Northwich, Hale and Altrincham, access scenic walks from every station, enjoy good food and real ale and explore all that the cities of Manchester and Chester have to offer.
The Mid Cheshire Railway Line is operated by Northern and provides rail links to the national rail network at Manchester, Chester and Stockport and with the Metrolink Tram network at Altrincham.
Explore this website to find out more about each station and the local attractions, events on the line and the Mid Cheshire Community Rail Partnership.
7th January 2019 - 31st January 2019
TransPennine Express is starting the New Year by helping customers save more with a January sale ....
The RMT have announced further days of industrial action which will affect services on the Mid Cheshire Line ....
2nd January 2019
As 2nd January 2019, the Manchester Wayfarer ticket increases ....
27th October 2018
Our superb 2019 Mid Cheshire Line Calendar featuring the iconic posters designed by Nicky Thompson is now available .....
The Mid Cheshire Line Music Trains have ended for 2018 but more are planned for 2019 .....
18th February 2019 - 21st February 2019
There is engineering work on the Mid Cheshire Line during February 2019 ....
This site has been re-designed using funding from the Designated Community Rail Development Fund - thank you to DfT, Network Rail and the Association of Community Rail Partnerships for their support.
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