Ashley Down railway station in Bristol is set to open on September 28, 2024, marking nearly 60 years since the original station closed in 1964. Funded by the West of England Mayoral Combined Authority and constructed by Network Rail, the station is part of the MetroWest Phase 2 project, which also includes the reopening of the Henbury line and new stations at North Filton and Henbury. The new station will feature two platforms and will serve an hourly service between Bristol Temple Meads and Filton Abbey Wood, with limited Sunday services. This addition aims to improve regional connectivity and encourage more sustainable travel options. Mayor Dan Norris emphasized the significance of this upgrade for local residents, who will have greater access to public transport. The station is poised to attract train enthusiasts and is part of broader efforts to enhance air quality and reduce car dependency in the area.