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Perfectly placed to explore Bristol and beyond, Bristol Brabazon is taking shape.

Anticipated to complete this year as part of MetroWest Phase 2, Bristol Brabazon will connect Brabazon to Bristol Temple Meads in around 20 minutes.

Once complete, this new rail link will integrate seamlessly with wider public transport connections and active travel routes, supporting seamless, sustainable travel across the region.

Construction continues to move forward on site. Learn more about the route below or read the latest update on progress of the new station.

A World on Your Doorstep

Whether you're travelling for business or pleasure, regular services from Bristol Brabazon will call at Henbury, Ashley Down and Bristol Temple Meads, opening up fast and convenient connections across the UK.

Board the train at Brabazon to meet friends in Cardiff or Birmingham. Head to the coasts of Devon and Cornwall to rest and recharge. Commute into the city via Bristol Temple Meads, or change at Bristol Parkway for direct services to London Paddington and destinations nationwide.

Travel from Brabazon to Bristol Temple Meads in around 20 minutes.
Reach London Paddington in around 90 minutes.

CGI of Pedestrians walking towards the modern Bristol Brabazon train station. The building features large glass windows, red steel beams, and surrounding greenery.

Seamless Travel Links for Bristol

The station will connect directly with the M4 Metrobus as it passes through Brabazon, creating smooth and efficient onward journeys across the city.

It will also link into a network of dedicated cycle paths and segregated pedestrian routes that will criss‑cross the neighbourhood, making sustainable travel easier than ever.

CGI of a GWR train stationary in front of Bristol Brabazon train station.

Accessible To All

As part of the plans, the station will offer step‑free access, blue‑badge parking spaces, covered waiting areas and ticket machines on both platforms.

There will also be a manned ticket office, making it just the third staffed station in the region after Bristol Temple Meads and Bristol Parkway.

Ample covered cycle parking will be provided at the station entrance, and the site will be monitored by CCTV for added peace of mind.

Map of MetroBus and train connections at Brabazon, Bristol

Perfectly Placed at Brabazon

Bristol Brabazon station is perfectly placed.

Whether you’re commuting to work at one of the new office buildings at Brabazon, attending a world-class event at Aviva Arena, or simply traveling home to your sanctuary. The station will provide quick and easy access to all that’s planned for the neighbourhood.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Where will Bristol Brabazon station be?

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Bristol Brabazon is being built on the former Filton Airfield, at the heart of Brabazon.

It sits on the Henbury Line and will serve the new homes, workplaces, student accommodation and Aviva Arena at Brabazon.

The location places the station within easy reach of North Bristol’s major employers, including Rolls‑Royce, Airbus, BAE Systems and GKN Aerospace.

When will Bristol Brabazon station open?

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The West of England Combined Authority and Great Western Railway have accelerated work on Bristol Brabazon station. It is now expected to open as soon as Autumn 2026 as part of MetroWest Phase 2.

Where will the Bristol Brabazon train stop?

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The station sits on the Henbury Line, forming part of the MetroWest Phase 2 route.

Trains will start at Henbury, call at North Filton, continue to Ashley Down, and terminate at Bristol Temple Meads, the region’s main transport hub.

Once at Bristol Temple Meads, passengers will be able to connect to rail services across Bristol, the West of England and the wider national network. This includes frequent local, regional and long‑distance services to destinations such as Cardiff, Birmingham, Bath, the South West, London and beyond.

How often will trains run from Bristol Brabazon station?

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When services begin, trains on the Henbury Line will run every hour. Bristol Brabazon will be served by the hourly MetroWest Phase 2 service, connecting Henbury, North Filton, Ashley Down and Bristol Temple Meads.

Over time, the wider MetroWest programme aims to increase train frequency across the region as demand grows.

Who is building Bristol Brabazon station?

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The station is being built by Network Rail, working in partnership with the West of England Combined Authority (WECA) as part of the MetroWest Phase 2 programme.

Who is funding Bristol Brabazon station?

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Bristol Brabazon station is mainly funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority, with additional contributions from South Gloucestershire Council, Bristol City Council, North Somerset Council, and Great Western Railway (GWR). Network Rail is a key delivery partner.

Will there be parking at Bristol Brabazon station?

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Yes, there will be public car parks within easy reach of the new station, and allocated parking for blue-badge holders at the station itself.

There will also be ample covered cycle parking, as well as a taxi rank and Metrobus stops nearby to allow for easy onward travel.

What is the new name of the train station in North Filton?

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The station formerly known as North Filton is now called Bristol Brabazon.

Why has the North Filton station been renamed?

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North Filton station has been renamed to locate it within the Brabazon neighbourhood in which it now sits.

What are the closest rail links to Brabazon now?

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Until Bristol Brabazon is operational, Patchway, Bristol Parkway, and Filton Abbey Wood are the closest railway links to Brabazon, each typically within a 10-minute journey by car.

Major services through these stations connect Brabazon to Bristol Temple Meads, London Paddington, Cardiff Central, the Midlands, Somerset, and the South West.

To find out more or plan your journey, visit National Rail or Great Western Railway.

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Important Information

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The dates, information and imagery on this website faithfully describe the vision for Brabazon at the time of publishing. All are part of the masterplan for Brabazon and include buildings and landscaping which will take a number of years to complete and some of which remain subject to planning.

While all information has been provided in good faith and every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, YTL Developments Ltd and YTL Homes Ltd retain the right to change any and all details of the development at Brabazon at any time. All computer generated images (CGIs) and stock photography are indicative only.