Welcome to Cantley Railway Station

The Wherry Lines will be closed between Reedham and Lowestoft
13 to 21 February 2010

Due to major engineering work at Somerleyton Swingbridge between Reedham and Oulton Broad North Norwich to Lowestoft trains will be replaced by fast buses throughout. For local stations some trains will run from Norwich to Yarmouth via Reedham and then connect into buses from Yarmouth to Lowestoft. Please note buses will not call at Somerleyton and Haddiscoe, passengers for these stations should use the station help points to request taxis. Please refer to altered timetables below.
Norwich to Lowestoft (Saturday 13 February)
Norwich to Lowestoft (Sunday 14 February)
Norwich to Lowestoft (Monday 15 to Friday 19 February)
Norwich to Lowestoft (Saturday 20 February)
Norwich to Lowestoft (Sunday 21 February)

Please note the Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft to Norwich routes will also be closed for line improvements over the weekend of 13/14 March 2010 details will be available on www.nationalexpresseastanglia.com

Situated on the river Yare in Norfolk and on the Wherry Lines between Norwich, Great Yarmouth (via Berney Arms) and Lowestoft, Cantley is a small village with no shop or post office, but a thriving and friendly community and a nice pub as well. The Reedcutters sits comfortably on the bank of the river Yare about 100 yards from the station and is very popular with boats plying the Norfolk Broads and rivers. Near to the station is the historic St Margarets Church – a beautiful rural church in a splendid countryside setting and is well worth a visit.

Cantley station is cared for by the Friends of Cantley station Users or FOCUS as like to be called, who are all village residents. These volunteers care for and up keep the station gardens and ensure a welcoming and pleasant environment for users of the local rail services. For details of trains times to and from Cantley, please see our train times pages. For details of local train fares, please click here.

There are some pleasant walks from the station and lot of local produce can be found on sale in and around the village. You will also be made most welcome at the Reedcutters pub just a 5 minute walk from the station.

This station is owned by Network Rail and managed by National Express East Anglia

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