Herne Bay Railway Station, situated on the Chatham Main Line in Kent, England, serves the town of Herne Bay. Managed by Southeastern, the station features two platforms and provides comprehensive rail services. The station, originally opened in 1863, has a rich history, including a brief feature in the British sitcom “Some Mothers Do ‘Ave ‘Em” in 1973. Recent upgrades include the addition of a footbridge with lifts, completed in April 2025, enhancing accessibility for all passengers.
The station offers a variety of train services operated by Southeastern using Class 375 and 395 Electric Multiple Units (EMUs). Typical off-peak services include trains per hour to London St Pancras International, London Victoria, and Ramsgate, with additional peak services to London Bridge and London Cannon Street. This makes Herne Bay Railway Station a vital link for both local commuters and visitors to the area.