Trimley railway station facts for kids
Trimley railway station is a small train station located in the village of Trimley St. Martin, in Suffolk, England. It helps people travel to and from Trimley. The trains that stop here are currently run by a company called Greater Anglia.
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Trains at Trimley Station
Trains at Trimley station are operated by Greater Anglia. These trains connect Trimley with other towns and villages in the area.
What Trains Run Here?
The trains you will usually see at Trimley are called Class 153 trains. These are special types of passenger trains that have two carriages. They are designed for local journeys and can carry many people.
Where Do the Trains Go?
Trains from Trimley travel on a line that connects Ipswich to Felixstowe. On this route, trains stop at several stations. These include Westerfield, Derby Road, Trimley, and finally Felixstowe.
How Often Do Trains Run?
You can catch a train at Trimley station about once every hour. This makes it easy for people to travel for work, school, or fun activities.
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A freight train passes through Trimley station, where the westbound platform used to be.
