Oxford–Bicester line
Videos
The Oxford–Bicester line is a railway line linking Oxford and Bicester in Oxfordshire, England. Opened in 1850, later becoming part of a through route to Cambridge, it closed in 1967 along with much o
A Class 165 DMU leaves Wolvercote Tunnel, heading towards Oxford.
Bicester Village is one of two railway stations serving Bicester, in Oxfordshire, England; the other is Bicester North. It lies 12 miles north-east of Oxford on the Oxford–Bicester line, near to its j
Oxford–Bicester line
…Cambridge services and closed the section of line between Oxford and Bletchley. In 1987, Network SouthEast restored passenger services on the Oxford – Bicester Town section, on the initiative of Oxfordshire County Council. In 1988, Network SouthEast rebuilt and reopened Islip station, again with Oxfordshire County…
Two Class 168s at the station
Bicester London Road station with two platforms, 1961
Bicester Town station, 1992
Work progressing on concrete supports for the station platforms, March 2015