Codsall
Station Information
Codsall is a station served by Transport for Wales, LNR & WMR. Allow 5 minutes to change trains here.
Step-free access to some platforms — check the National Rail step-free guide for full details.
How reliable is this station?
Of the 1200 services that called at Codsall over the last 30 days, 70.8% ran on time, 24.5% arrived more than 5 minutes late, and 4.7% were cancelled. Today has been broadly in line with that trend: 0% of 2 services so far are on time. The worst recent day was 25 Oct, when 93% of services were delayed. Live cancellations, platform changes, and short-notice delays update in the board above; the 30-day figures are updated nightly from National Rail Darwin data.
Which operators run through here?
Codsall is served by LNR & WMR and Transport for Wales. LNR & WMR runs the bulk of weekday services (around ~undefined/day), with Transport for Wales adding the long-distance and regional links.
Where do trains from Codsall go?
The most common direct destination from Codsall is Shifnal (around 140+ trains per day), followed by Telford Central, Shrewsbury, and Wellington (Shropshire). Direct services also run to 4 other destinations. The live board above shows every departure in the next hour; tap the chip to filter by destination or use the search above. 8 direct routes are published from this station, covering most major UK cities.
Current disruption affecting this station
There are no current disruption messages for Codsall. If a problem develops during your journey, Railly surfaces the same station messages National Rail shows in its app — refresh the board to see updates.
Accessibility at Codsall
Codsall has partial step-free access (category B) and is unstaffed at most times. Help points are available on every platform. A bus stops are within a short walk. National Rail's Passenger Assist service can book assistance on any train from this station — recommend booking at least 2 hours before travel.
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Step-free and accessible travel
This station has been classified as a step-free access category B1 station. This means that there is step-free access to all platforms, but that this may include long or steep ramps. Access between platforms may be via the street. More information on the step-free classification system can be found at <u>https://www.orr.gov.uk/media/10955</u>
The assistance meeting point is on the platform that your train is due to depart. When the train has arrived, please attract the attention of a staff member onboard, who will help you to board the train.