Trains to Fauldhouse

Fauldhouse train station was first known as Fauldhouse for Crofthead when it was built in 1869. The station has also been known as Fauldhouse North, and in 1986 it was given its current name of Fauldhouse train station. The village sits in the county of West Lothian, Scotland its neighbouring towns include Lanark and Whitburn. The station is situated around halfway between the cities of Glasgow and Edinburgh daily trains are available to both cities. From platform 1 there is an hourly service to Glasgow Central, the quickest journey time for this route is 42 minutes.

On Sundays, this service is less frequent and includes non-rail travel. Platform 2 heads towards Edinburgh Waverley station, one train arrives per hour and takes 45 minutes to reach Edinburgh. This station is unmanned, and there are no facilities to purchase a ticket, the two platforms are connected via a footbridge, and there is a shelter on each platform for passengers awaiting their train. 

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