Book Now!! If you already know what you want to do you can buy your ticket on line now by clicking on National Rail Enquiries. You can also use this link to plan a journey to anywhere in the UK, however many changes it involves. You can collect your tickets at the booking office at Castle Cary or use the ticket machine on the station forecourt. There is no booking office at Bruton, but you can board without a ticket and pay the conductor.

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Bruton

Information about Bruton station, also times of trains at Bruton that connect to Paddington trains at Westbury and train times to or from Bristol, Weymouth and Waterloo. Also Bruton bus timetables. If GWR have to put on Rail Replacement Buses they go from Church Bridge, not the Station.

To open a map of the Rail System of South West England and see how it connects more widely, click here. For information about the rail services linking the region with the rest of the country please click on About rail links and Other Timetables.

On other main pages: Go to: Useful Links for journey planning, ticket purchase, rail and coach links to airports, London Buses and Underground,  Rail Cards, alternative forms of trans-port and much more; Notes on Accessibility, a problem at some stations; All about local and regional Coaches and Buses; Information about Bruton town, with a local maps and a satellite view; Information about the Friends of Bruton Railway Station; finally, if you have any comments or suggestions for the improvement of this site, or spot any errors,  would you very kindly let us know by using the Feedback Page.


Castle Cary

Train times for main line services to London  and the West, and full timetable for trains to and from Waterloo.

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Web site of the Friends of Bruton Railway Station

Trains at Bruton and Castle Cary

and rail links with the rest of the country, also local bus and coach information



Home Rail Map of SW Useful Links  Buses and Coaches  Bruton town

As a voluntary organisation we  accept no responsibility for errors or changes in times.


About this wonderful area: Within easy reach of Bruton are Wells and its Cathedral, the City of Bath, with Roman Baths and Georgian Terraces, Glastonbury, famous for its Abbey and of course its Festival, Stourhead House and Garden (most popular National Trust site in England), Longleat House and Safari Park, Stonehenge,  Wincanton Race Course, the Bath and West Showground, Hauser and Wirth’s International Art Gallery at Bruton and of course our latest attraction The Newt in Somerset, between Bruton and Castle Cary.

To find your way around this site, hover over the links above and more will appear,  or click on the underlined words on the page below