Westbury

Westbury is a small town situated in the west of Wiltshire. It is located close to the famous White Horse hill carving on the western edge of the Salisbury Plain and its history of a cloth-making town is in keeping with its neighbours from Trowbridge.

The location of Westbury is ideally situated for people wishing to explore the glorious Wiltshire countryside. With easy access to the Downs and Vale of the White Horse it is a perfect choice for walkers and cyclists.

The town centre in Westbury also provides a pleasant tourist and shopping experience. Its attractive Georgian buildings and unusual faceless clock located on All Saints Church (made in 1604) are a must see for all visitors.

Part of the National Rail

Westbury is part of the national rail network. To view further information about the station and its facilities please visit the National Rail Service. Westbury also provides a range of direct rail connection services:

Travelling on the TWR Network

The TWR Network provides a comprehensive service travelling to and from Westbury.  The times shown below in green are currently running and future proposed additional times are illustrated in red:

Our Summer Sunday Services is highlighted in Bold.

For the full timetable please click here.

Westbury Station Location

Westbury railway station is just a short walk from the town centre. It has 240 car parking spaces and convenient bus services thus providing a comprehensive solution for your travelling needs.