On Sunday 29th June, there will be short notice changes to our services. Click here to view the timetables & travel advice for affected ticket holders. Please check before you travel.
Short notice changes to services
On Sunday 29th June, there will be short notice changes to our services. Click here to view the timetables & travel advice for affected ticket holders. Please check before you travel.
29/06/25 19:12 Hull to London Kings Cross due 21:46 will be cancelled. This is due to industrial action. Additional Information: Hull Trains apologise for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation to your service today, the following arrangements have been made to convey you to your destination: We're sorry if these issues have delayed you today, just to remind you all that you can claim 'Delay Repay' if your journey has been affected. Visit our website at hulltrains.co.uk to find out how to claim or pick up a form at a station. All Passengers are advised to travel on 1A95 (16:21 Hull to London Kings Cross) alternatively, we advise customers to purchase an alternative ticket and claim this back through our customer service team via Email customerservices.hull@hulltrains.co.uk, or Webform - https://www.railhelp.co.uk/hulltrains/general-enquiry/policy-and-products/customer-relations.
For assistance with your journey, please follow @Hull_Trains or @nationalrailenq on X for the latest updates. You can also find live disruption information on the National Rail website at www.nationalrail.co.uk or our Hull Trains website at https://www.journeycheck.com/hulltrains/
Last Updated: 23:45:21 28/06/2025
Delays to services between London Kings Cross and Stevenage
Due to a speed restriction over defective track between London Kings Cross and Stevenage trains have to run at reduced speed on some lines. Impact: Train services running to and from these stations may be delayed by up to 10 minutes. Disruption is expected until 16:00 29/06. Customer Advice: What's happened? Due to a speed restriction over a defective track, trains have to run at a reduced speed between London Kings Cross and Stevenage. How does this affect my journey? Trains on the following routes will be delayed: London Kings Cross - Hull What should I do? You should continue to travel as planned, however, your journey may be delayed. We are sorry for the delay to your journey today.
For assistance with your journey, please follow @Hull_Trains or @nationalrailenq on X for the latest updates. You can also find live disruption information on the National Rail website at www.nationalrail.co.uk or our Hull Trains website at https://www.journeycheck.com/hulltrains/
29/06/25 19:12 Hull to London Kings Cross due 21:46 will be cancelled. This is due to industrial action. Additional Information: Hull Trains apologise for the inconvenience caused by the cancellation to your service today, the following arrangements have been made to convey you to your destination: We're sorry if these issues have delayed you today, just to remind you all that you can claim 'Delay Repay' if your journey has been affected. Visit our website at hulltrains.co.uk to find out how to claim or pick up a form at a station. All Passengers are advised to travel on 1A95 (16:21 Hull to London Kings Cross) alternatively, we advise customers to purchase an alternative ticket and claim this back through our customer service team via Email customerservices.hull@hulltrains.co.uk, or Webform - https://www.railhelp.co.uk/hulltrains/general-enquiry/policy-and-products/customer-relations.
For assistance with your journey, please follow @Hull_Trains or @nationalrailenq on X for the latest updates. You can also find live disruption information on the National Rail website at www.nationalrail.co.uk or our Hull Trains website at https://www.journeycheck.com/hulltrains/
Last Updated:23:45:21 28/06/2025
Delays to services between London Kings Cross and Stevenage
Due to a speed restriction over defective track between London Kings Cross and Stevenage trains have to run at reduced speed on some lines. Impact: Train services running to and from these stations may be delayed by up to 10 minutes. Disruption is expected until 16:00 29/06. Customer Advice: What's happened? Due to a speed restriction over a defective track, trains have to run at a reduced speed between London Kings Cross and Stevenage. How does this affect my journey? Trains on the following routes will be delayed: London Kings Cross - Hull What should I do? You should continue to travel as planned, however, your journey may be delayed. We are sorry for the delay to your journey today.
For assistance with your journey, please follow @Hull_Trains or @nationalrailenq on X for the latest updates. You can also find live disruption information on the National Rail website at www.nationalrail.co.uk or our Hull Trains website at https://www.journeycheck.com/hulltrains/
Last Updated:14:50:37 29/06/2025
Acle Station
Live times and facilities information for Acle Station
Details of nearest taxis are shown on station information poster
Accessible Ticket Machines
Customer Help Points
Help points can be found at the following location(s):
Platform 1 (for trains towards Norwich) - Between the covered waiting area and the footbridge, fixed to the grey post beneath the customer information screen
Platform 2 (for trains towards Great Yarmouth) - Under the canopy, fixed to the platform-facing wall of the former station building
Induction Loop
Ramp For Train Access
Staff Help Available
This station is not staffed. Assistance can be provided by the conductor on board, but booking is recommended to avoid any delay to your journey.
What assistance is available for customers using this station?
Board and alight
Ramp assistance
Luggage (on and off train only)
Ticket sale on board
How can Turn Up And Go (TUAG) assistance be requested by customers using this station?
By calling 0345 600 7245 (option 4)
By selecting the help button on the ticket machine at this station
By using one of the two Help Points at this station
Assistance meeting point is on the platform.
Step Free Access
There is step free access from the carpark to Platform 2 (for trains towards Great Yarmouth) only, with no step free access from the carpark to Platform 1 (for trains towards Norwich) as there is a stepped footbridge between the platforms. Step free access is available to Platform 1 via a footpath from Reedham Road, although it is approximately 250 metres from the roadside to the platform.
This station is a category B3 according to ORR station classification system.
Station Car Park - 24 spaces
Monday to Friday – 24 hours
Saturday – 24 hours
Sunday – 24 hours
Cycle Storage Availability
Storage location:
There are two cycle stands on Platform 1 (for trains towards Norwich), and a sheltered cycle parking area providing ten spaces can be accessed from the station car park, located to the left of the former station buildings behind Platform 2 (for trains towards Great Yarmouth).
Cycle Storage Sheltered
Rail Replacement Services
Rail replacement bus services pick up and drop off in Norwich Road, in front of the Police Station.