Engineering work is taking place on the footbridge at Tackley, closing platform 2.
From Friday 12 June 2026 through until Friday 30 April 2027, trains in the Oxford direction (southbound) will not stop at Tackley station. This is so that a permanent footbridge with lifts can be installed at the station for passengers to cross between the platforms (see background information below).
Trains running towards Banbury (northbound) will continue to call at Tackley as normal.
Please note, if you choose to travel using the Stagecoach bus route mentioned above, this will be at your own cost.
However, Great Western Railway have implemented a discounted fare at Oxford ticket office. On presentation of a bus ticket from Tackley to Oxford, customers can claim a £3 discount off their next rail journey to / from Tackley.
Please note: You will need to claim the discount at the ticket office at Oxford station.
If you are a disabled passenger or a passenger with reduced mobility or additional needs and you are wishing to travel to or from Tackley, please call Great Western Railway's passenger assistance team on 0800 197 1329.
In June 2026, work will begin to build a new footbridge with two lifts at Tackley station. The bridge will be built on the site of the current, temporary, scaffold bridge. Network Rail aim to open the new bridge in spring 2027, with the lifts to follow later in the year.
To allow the new bridge to be built the southbound platform, for trains towards Oxford, will be closed. No trains will call at this platform until the new bridge opens. More information on the work taking place, and how it affects Tackley village, can be found on the Network Rail website.
You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner.
You can plan your journey on buses by using the Traveline website.