the Mid Cheshire Rail Users Association The Hale Grill Hale Station The American Bar Hale

The station opened as Bowdon Peel Causeway in 1862 as part of the first phase of the Cheshire Midland Railway′s line from Altrincham to Knutsford. The Cheshire Midland Railway formed part of the Cheshire Lines Committee in 1865. In 1899 the Bowdon part of the name was dropped and a final renaming to Hale took place in 1902.

During November 2008 a new disabled access ramp was installed to the Car Park on the Manchester bound platform.

The historic Grade 2 listed station is at the centre of the village. Next to the station is the Cheshire Midland Public House, which has a very distinctive pub sign showing the company′s coat of arms.

News
  • THE LINCOLNSHIRE POACHER
    5th May 2012

    The 2012 MCRUA railtour has been announced and will travel to Lincoln, Wainfleet and Skegness ....

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  • ENGINEERING WORKS
    5th February 2012

    There are various Bus Replacement services during Febraury 2012 ....

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  • LONDON MIDLAND GREAT ESCAPE
    4th February 2012

    The Great Escape is back at £15 for the whole network. £9.90 with a Railcard ....

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  • ARRIVA 55 CLUB
    8th January 2012

    The Arriva Club 55 is back for those 55 or over. At £19 return to travel the Arriva Network it is great value for money ....

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  • MUSIC TRAINS PROGRAMME FOR 2012

    We are currently planning our Music Train Programme for 2012 with our first train running in March ....

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