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Cambridge Heath (London) Rail Station - address, train times, maps, news

Station Address
Cambridge Heath (London) Rail Station ,
Cambridge Heath station,
Cambridge Heath Road,
Bethnal Green,
Greater London
PostcodeE2 9EG
Map of

Lines Served

National Rail logo
Greater Anglia
London Overground logo
London Overground

Which London travel zone is Cambridge Heath (London) Rail Station in?

Cambridge Heath (London) Rail Station is in London TravelZone: 2

Station facilities

Customer Help Points
Help points on platforms 1 and 2.
Waiting room?
No
Toilets?
No
Baby change room
No

Car Park

Car parking spaces
spaces
Accessible spaces
spaces

Cycle Storage

Cycle storage capacity
6 spaces
Cycle storage type
Uncovered
Cycle storage CCTV
Yes

Accessibility

Description
Accessibility category C . This station does not have step-free access.

History of Cambridge Heath (London) Rail Station

21st Nov 1960Services using electric trains started calling at the station.
29th Aug 1960The station platforms were lengthened to allow for longer electric trains to call at the station.
5th May 1919The station reopened following the end of WWI
22nd May 1916During WWI the station was closed as a wartime economy measure from 22 May 1916.
21st Apr 1894On 21st April 1894, with increasing traffic, the GER opened two additional tracks on the eastern side, which are known as the Fast Lines today, to allow longer distance trains to bypass the station. A new station entrance was also built.
27th May 1872Cambridge Heath station was opened on 27 May 1872 by the Great Eastern Railway (GER) as part of a more direct route to Enfield Town which before opening was accessed via Angel Road station.