To see if the train is on time, click here. There is no Ticket Office at Bruton: you can buy your ticket on the train; credit or debit cards are accepted.

Bath is about 50 minutes from Bruton, Bristol an hour and 10 minutes; in the other direction Yeovil is 20 minutes and Weymouth an hour and 20 minutes. For the full timetables see the links below.

We show the best connections Bruton has with London Paddington; there are more but they can involve much longer waits at Westbury; FGW t/t no 27 shows all the connections.

For more details about the trains listed below please click on the Heart of Wessex Line Guide timetable page or FGW mini-timetable 27. For connecting trains at Westbury for Cardiff or Portsmouth please go to the Westbury page of this site, or see FGW mini-timetable 25.

There is plenty of free parking immediately outside the station.

As a voluntary organisation we can accept no responsibility for errors or changes in times.

To Bath and Bristol, coming from Weymouth and Yeovil, departing from Bruton  at the times shown. Passengers for London Paddington - change at Westbury

Note: There is an early morning London train from Frome, dep 0605, direct to Paddington, arr 0809, slightly later in London on Saturdays and with a change at Westbury. w change at Westbury; S Seaside special, starting back from Weymouth at 1654; Sunday arrival times at Paddington vary slightly over the Summer from those given here, and if you need to be quite sure you can check with Network Rail by clicking here.

From Bristol and Bath, going to Yeovil and Weymouth, departing from Bruton at the times shown. Passengers from London Paddington - change at Westbury

Notes:  S seaside special with extra coaches, arriving Weymouth 1142; fw Fridays only, starting at Westbury, 1544 at Bruton, then all stations to Exeter; w starts from Westbury but there is a connecting train from Bristol; Sunday 0927* departs 7 minutes later until 16 June and from 4 August

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The Heart of Wessex Line at Bruton