Ashchurch and Tewkesbury District Rail Promotion Group

Company that owns Ashchurch station and operates trains between Worcester, Ashchurch, Cheltenham, Gloucester, Bristol and the South.

Runs trains through Ashchurch on the following routes, Cardiff to Nottingham, Bristol to Manchester and Plymouth to Edinburgh. Usually there are 3 trains an hour in each direction through Ashchurch but very few stop.

Runs train services between Cheltenham, Gloucester, Lydney, Cardiff and Maesteg. At present does not serve Ashchurch.

Runs trains between Birmingham New Street and Hereford via Worcester, Malvern and Bromsgrove. Also operates between Birmingham Snow Hill and Worcester. On Friday nights operates one train from Birmingham to Ashchurch, Cheltenham and Gloucester via Worcester.

Runs steam and diesel trains between Cheltenham Racecourse and Toddington.

Runs steam and diesel trains between Lydney and Parkend.

Runs trains between Birmingham New Street and London Euston. With the right connection the journey from Aschurch to London via Birmingham can be done in 2 hours 26 minutes.

This website gives advice on claiming compensation for late or failed trains.

Provides journey planning information in the UK for all modes of transport.

Runs bus services in the Cheltenham and Gloucester area, including services 41 and 42 that come close to Ashchurch station.

Pressure group that campaigns for improvements to public transport.

Includes a report on the carbon emmissions generated by various different types of transport.

Group that campaigns for a better train service across the UK.

Campaign Group.

Local council who funded the building of the station and own the land.

Information about the town of Tewkesbury and surrounding area.