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Crossrail, together with Network Rail and Transport for London (TfL), are working on Reading station to prepare for the start of the Elizabeth line services.

CONNECTING READING TO THE ELIZABETH LINE

• New customer information screens and signage
• 200+ metre long platforms
• Accessible by lifts
• Step-free from platform to street

A FLEET OF NEW TRAINS

• A train every 5 minutes at peak times in central London
• Walk-through carriages
• Space for 1,500 people
• Air-conditioning
• CCTV, WiFi and live travel information
• Environmentally efficient

STATION UPDATE

• West Stations Newsletter November 2020
• West Stations Newsletter October 2020
• West Stations Newsletter September 2020
• West Stations Newsletter August 2020
• West Stations Newsletter July 2020
• West Stations Newsletter June 2020
• West Stations Newsletter April 2020
• West Stations Newsletter March 2020
• West Stations Newsletter February 2020
• West Stations Newsletter January 2020
• West Stations Newsletter December 2019
• West Stations Newsletter November 2019
• West Stations Newsletter October 2019
• West Stations Newsletter September 2019
• West Stations Newsletter August 2019
• West Stations Newsletter July 2019
• Hillingdon Stations Major Milestone Timeline July 2019
• Ealing Stations Major Milestone Timeline July 2019

ELIZABETH LINE SERVICES FROM READING

When the full route opens, four Elizabeth line trains an hour (six an hour at peak times) will allow passengers to travel right through central London without having to change trains. Two Elizabeth line trains an hour (four an hour at peak times) will run between Maidenhead and Reading.

Fast services currently operated by Great Western Railway will be unaffected by the introduction of Elizabeth line services.

You can take some types of bikes on some of TfL Rail services. To find out which these are, see TfL's user guide or use the advanced options in Cycle Journey Planner.