Mossley railway station
Mossley railway station in Mossley, Greater Manchester, England, is on the Huddersfield Line north-east of Manchester Victoria and managed by Northern. Facilities. The station is a small, two-platform station, with the only on-site services being a ticket office that is staffed during weekday and Saturday mornings/early afternoons (Monday - Friday 06:45 - 14:20, Saturday 07:45 - 15:00). Outside of these times, tickets must be purchased on the train or prior to travel. There is a waiting room on the southbound platform and a waiting shelter on the northbound side. Train running details are provided by telephone  and timetable posters. Disabled access to the station is limited, with wheelchair provision only being made for the Huddersfield to Manchester platform. As the Manchester to Huddersfield platform is accessible through a single staircase, disabled passengers often find it easier to travel on to Huddersfield and then disembark at Mossley on the opposite platform when the train makes its return journey. The small town's station is more unique than other stations of England. Its walls are decorated with an art piece called "The Northern Lights" made by a former resident. The resident has since moved to a different location . Services. From the May 2018 timetable change, TransPennine Express became the main operator serving the station instead of Northern. TransPennine Express provide an hourly express service (including Sundays) to Huddersfield, Leeds & Hull eastbound and to Stalybridge & Manchester Piccadilly westbound. Passengers wishing to travel to Manchester Victoria and points west must change at Stalybridge.