Bat & Ball railway station, located in Sevenoaks, Kent, is a historic transport hub managed by Southeastern. The station, originally opened in 1862 under the name Sevenoaks, was renamed Bat & Ball in 1950, a name derived from a now non-existent pub. This Grade II listed building underwent significant refurbishment in 2019, funded by the Heritage Lottery Fund and managed by Sevenoaks Town Council. The refurbishment introduced a public café, community meeting rooms, and public toilets within the station building.
Bat & Ball railway station serves as a key point on the Thameslink service route, providing two trains per hour to London Blackfriars via Catford during off-peak times, with extended services during peak hours. The station features two platforms and offers facilities including a car park, electronic departure screens, and seating areas. The station’s proximity to local amenities and its role in community engagement make it a vital part of the local transport infrastructure in Sevenoaks.