Angmering railway station

Angmering station was opened by the Brighton and Chichester Railway in March 1846, which soon became part of the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway in July 1846. Until May 2022, one Great Western Railway service from to Brighton called at Angmering. ==Facilities==

There is a ticket office, a waiting room, toilets, buffet, car park, taxi rank and bicycle storage. ==Services==

All services at Angmering are operated by Southern, using electric multiple units. The typical off-peak service in trains per hour (tph) is: • 2 tph to , via • 4 tph to • 2 tph to • 1 tph to • 1 tph to , via Littlehampton • 2 tph to . During peak hours, the station is served by a small number of direct trains between Brighton and Littlehampton, as well as a single peak hour service per day between and Littlehampton. ==Deaths==

• A local woman, Maureen Weselby, committed suicide by jumping in front of a Brighton-bound express, operated by South West Trains, in May 2006. • A local teenager, Adam Blackwood, was killed here when a Littlehampton-bound Southern train approaching the station knocked him down at a nearby pedestrian level crossing in early 2007. • Another local, 16-year-old Megan Moore of Angmering, was killed after being dragged under the 22:17 London Victoria to Bognor Regis train just before midnight on 21 November 2009. ==Gallery==

Image:Angmering Station 01 (07-07-2007).JPG|Closer view of the main station building and level crossing beyond. Image:Angmering Station 05 (07-07-2007).JPG|The ticket office building and former station house, from the forecourt. Image:Angmering Station 07 (07-07-2007).JPG|The substantial former station house, looking north from the level crossing. ==References==