Landywood railway station

The first station on the site was opened in 1908 by the London and North Western Railway but closed after a short life in 1916. The present station opened in 1989, as part of the first stage of the reopening by British Rail of the Chase Line from Walsall to Hednesford to passenger trains. The area was previously served by a station further north at Great Wyrley, but this was closed during the Beeching Axe of the 1960s. In 2010, the stations between Walsall and Stafford (including Landywood) were subject to a £1.6 million upgrade project. This included the installation of new lighting, CCTV, live train information boards (since upgraded), and new waiting shelters. From 2018, Great Wyrley & Cheslyn Hay Community Group will help maintain the station as part of West Midland Railway's station adoption scheme. In 2019 the Chase Line electrification works were completed and the first electric trains started running from 19 May. This was to coincide with a major timetable change introducing hourly services to London Euston via Birmingham International. London bound trains were run under the London Northwestern brand. London trains were later axed due to reliability issues. In June 2024, a complete resurfacing of the car park was carried out and improved disabled access. ==Services==