Wessex Main Line
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Bristol Temple Meads
Keynsham
Oldfield Park
Bath Spa
(for
Great Western Main Line
)
Freshford
Avoncliff
Bradford On Avon
Trowbridge
(for Chippenham branch)
Westbury
(for
Heart Of Wessex Line
)
Dilton Marsh
Warminster
Salisbury
(for
West Of England Main Line
)
Dean
Dunbridge
Romsey
(for
Romsey-Eastleigh Line
)
Southampton Central
Chippenham-Trowbridge branch:
Chippenham
Melksham
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The
Wessex Main Line
is the railway line from
Bristol Temple Meads
to
Southampton
. Diverging from this route is the
Heart Of Wessex Line
from
Westbury
to
Weymouth
.
The places served are listed below.
Bristol
Keynsham
Oldfield Park
Bath Spa
---
Great Western Main Line
diverges to
Chippenham
,
Swindon
and
London Paddington
Freshford
Avoncliff
Bradford On Avon
Trowbridge
Westbury
---
Heart Of Wessex Line
diverges to
Weymouth
Dilton Marsh
Warminster
Salisbury
Dean
Dunbridge
Romsey
---
Eastleigh To Romsey Line
diverges to
Chandlers Ford
and
Eastleigh
Southampton
Passenger services are currently operated by
First Great Western
local services, supplemented by
South West Trains
between
Salisbury
and
Bristol Temple Meads
, and
First Great Western
high speed express services between
Bristol
and
Bath
. Many services continue beyond Southampton along the
West Coastway Line
to
Portsmouth Harbour
and
Brighton
.
Chippenham branch
There is a link from
Trowbridge
to
Chippenham
, with an intermediate stop at
Melksham
. This therefore allows limited through services from
Swindon
to Westbury, although current
Department For Transport
plans see the service all but disappear.