Worcester Foregate Street railway station

The Butts Spur line was also constructed in 1860 with the unfulfilled aim of connecting the station to Diglis for the conveyance of freight.The two single lines run from Henwick, on the other side of the River Severn, through Foregate Street, to the site of the former Rainbow Hill Junction to the east of the station, which used to provide a crossover between the two tracks.At this point, the lines diverge with that on the north side heading towards Tunnel Junction and Droitwich Spa, while the southern track leads to Worcester Shrub Hill.[8][9] Similar examples of this type of layout can be found at Glenrothes with Thornton in Fife and Bare Lane in Lancashire.The station itself is built on a viaduct, meaning that space for expansion is restricted, but the platforms are nevertheless of ample length to accommodate a High Speed Train.
A 1910 Railway Clearing House Junction Diagram showing railways in Worcester
Interior of refurbished station (2014)
Sign warning of two-way working at the western end of the station
Map of railways around Worcester
WorcesterCity of WorcesterGrid referenceWest Midlands RailwayDfT categoryOffice of Rail and RoadGreat Western RailwayWorcester Shrub HillWorcestershire ParkwayRailway Clearing HouseWest Midland RailwayBritish RailwaysButts Spur lineDiglisRiver SevernGreat MalvernSouthampton CentralBrightonDroitwich SpaGlenrothes with ThorntonBare LaneLancashireHigh Speed Traintrain operating companiesWest Midlands TrainsBirminghamBirmingham New Street via BromsgroveBirmingham Snow Hill via KidderminsterHerefordBirmingham Snow HillStratford-upon-AvonDorridgeWhitlocks EndLondon PaddingtonCotswold LineOxfordBristol Temple MeadsGloucesterSalisburyWeymouthNational RailMalvern LinkHereford - Great MalvernWorcester - Bromsgrove - BirminghamWorcester - Kidderminster - BirminghamStratfordHenwickWorcester and Hereford RailwayKidderminster lineCross-City LineBirmingham New StreetHagleyBirmingham–Stratford lineBirmingham Moor StreetWythallBlakedownBarnt GreenKidderminster TownKidderminsterBlackwellAlvechurchFoley Park HaltLickey InclineRedditchRifle Range HaltStourport-on-SevernGloucester loop lineAlcesterHartleburyBromsgroveBewdleyCutnall Green HaltStoke WorksNorthwood HaltDroitwich Spa JunctionWyre ForestNewnham BridgeFernhill HeathSevern Valley RailwayBridgnorthBlackpole HaltEaston CourtAstwood HaltTenbury and Bewdley RailwayWooffertonDroitwich RoadDunhampsteadOddingleySpetchleyStoultonPershoreWyre HaltFladburyBoughton HaltWadboroughRushwick HaltDeffordLeigh CourtEckingtonKnightwickBredonBransford RoadSuckleyHarvingtonWorcester, Bromyard & Leominster RlyLeominsterEveshamNewland HaltBengeworthHintonAshton-under-HillMalvern Hanley RoadBeckfordUpton-on-SevernLittleton and BadseyRippleHoneybourneMalvern WellsHoneybourne LineAshchurch for TewkesburyCross Country RouteCheltenham SpaBroadwayGloucestershire Warwickshire RlyCheltenham RacecourseWorcester Shrub Hill railway stationWorcester (Norton) Parkway railway stationThe ArgusRealtime TrainsFrankley servicesHopwood Park servicesStrensham servicesIcknield StreetNorth Warwickshire LineBirmingham to Worcester via Bromsgrove LineBirmingham to Worcester via Kidderminster lineOxford–Worcester–Wolverhampton lineAstwood BankAston-under-HillGloucestershire Warwickshire RailwayWorcestershire bus route 144Diamond West MidlandsFirst Midland RedBus transport in BromsgroveWaterwaysRiver ArrowRiver AvonRiver StourRiver TemeDroitwich CanalLeominster CanalStaffordshire and Worcestershire CanalWorcester and Birmingham CanalDiglis BasinHampton FerryTardebigge Engine HouseTardebigge LocksLong-distance footpathsCotswold WayMonarch's WaySevern WayWorcestershire WayWychavon WayCycle pathsRoute 5Route 54WorcestershireHereford–LondonBirmingham–CardiffBirmingham to Worcestervia BromsgroveBirmingham to Worcestervia KidderminsterLichfield–RedditchBirmingham to Stratford-upon-AvonGloucs–Warks Steam RailwayWeston-sub-EdgeKidderminster railway station