Travel times to railway stations

Travel times to railway stations

31.7.2025 (Thursday) 02:14 - All running AOK

Re: Travel times to railway stations

Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 12:51, 17th October 2024

From our previous house, it was a brisk ten minute walk down to the station at Nailsea & Backwell. From our current house, it's a more relaxed (could even be done across fields, in good weather) up to 25 minutes.

Re: Travel times to railway stations

Posted by ChrisB at 12:25, 17th October 2024

hmmm - what do I know - thought it was a lot les than that.

30min walk - about 1.5 miles then.

Travel times to railway stations

Posted by CyclingSid at 12:15, 17th October 2024

In England and Wales, approximately 57% of the population are within a 30-minute walk of a railway station. However, this access varies considerably within and between local areas.

ONS Article at https://www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/wellbeing/bulletins/accesstolocalamenitiesinenglandandwales/october2024

Part of "Access to local amenities in England and Wales: October 2024"

Data can be downloaded from https://www.ons.gov.uk/releases/accesstolocalamenitiesinenglandandwales

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