TransPennine Express – Huddersfield Station

TransPennine Express operates from the historically magnificent Huddersfield Station, a Grade I listed building renowned for its striking architecture. Designed in a Neo-classical style by James Pigott Pritchett, its facade is dominated by an impressive portico featuring grand Corinthian columns, leading onto the picturesque St. George’s Square. This magnificent structure, once described by Sir Nikolaus Pevsner as “one of the best early railway stations in England,” serves as a testament to the town’s industrial heritage and provides an inspiring welcome to passengers travelling through West Yorkshire.

As a vital hub in the TransPennine Express network, the station facilitates important rail connections across Northern England, linking Huddersfield to key cities such as Manchester Piccadilly, Leeds, Liverpool Lime Street, and beyond. This connectivity is essential for local commuters and long-distance travellers alike, providing efficient routes for business and leisure. The station is also served by Northern Trains, further enhancing its role as a crucial junction for regional services on the Huddersfield, Penistone, and Caldervale lines, ensuring comprehensive access to the wider region.

Within the station, passengers can enjoy a range of well-maintained facilities and amenities designed for a comfortable travel experience. These include a First Class Lounge on Platform 1, heated waiting rooms, and public Wi-Fi access. The station is fully staffed with friendly and helpful personnel, and it offers step-free access to all operating platforms via a subway and lifts, ensuring accessibility for all travellers. Additionally, the station provides various refreshment options, including popular pub-style eateries located on Platform 1, adding to the welcoming atmosphere for those awaiting their TransPennine Express service.