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    James Cook University Hospital Railway Station

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    James Cook Railway Station is an unstaffed railway stop located in the Park End area of Middlesbrough. Situated on the Esk Valley Line, it provides a vital transport link for patients, staff, and visitors attending the nearby James Cook University Hospital. The station is conveniently placed for those wishing to travel to Middlesbrough town centre or explore the scenic route towards Whitby. Visitors can also use the station to access local amenities and nearby green spaces such as Stewart Park.

    Accessibility Highlights

    The station is a Category B station and provides step free access to the single platform via a gently sloping ramp. While there are no toilets or parking facilities located directly at the station, there is a fully lit waiting shelter with seating and an induction loop for hearing aid users. Accessible taxis are available from the nearby hospital, which also houses Changing Places toilets and accessible parking for Blue Badge holders. Passengers requiring assistance to board trains are encouraged to book in advance through the passenger assist service.

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    patavery

    Nov 2025

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    3

    A long way from the road

    I took the train to James Cook Station from Middlesbrough Central to travel to the James Cook Hospital. My journey was smooth and quick as far as the train was concerned, but I still needed to cover a bit of distance between the station and the hospital that involved some gentle inclines. The path towards the hospital and over the Linby Avenue Bridge in the opposite direction are suitable for wheeling, but the connection to the path parallel to the tracks is just a narrow gap in a fence without proper levelling or paving.

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    Marton Road, Middlesbrough, Middlesbrough, England, United Kingdom, TS4 3BW

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