Seaton Delaval Station – 30th March 2025
After I’d taken the pictures at Newsham station, I took the train to the next station on the way back to Newcastle ; Seaton Delaval station.
I took these pictures of the single platform station.
Note.
- It is a step-free single platform station.
- There are disabled parking spaces.
- It looks like charging points for electric vehicles have been installed, but not commissioned.
- Two disabled parking spaces will be for electric vehicles.
- There is space behind the platform for emergency service vehicles.
- There is a shelter and several sets of seats.
- The station connects to the local footpath network.
- There is good provision of litter bins.
It is one of the best single-platform stations I have seen.
I had a problem, at the station, in that my onward train was cancelled, due to a staff shortage.
However, the guy manning Northern’s Help Point, told me, that there was a pub by the station entrance.
So I walked the two hundred metres to the pub.
Note.
- The Hasting Arms has a gluten-free menu.
- The lunch was delicious and even the Yorkshires and the desserts were gluten-free.
- There is also a shop nearby.
- The landlord also said, that the new railway had brought more business.
I was also able to sit in the warm for an hour.
I have only one criticism of the station. There needs to be a local information board, giving a local map, and details of the pub, shop, buses and taxis.




























I like your gluten free pub. Seems like a pub that really understands gluten free – a gem.
My wife is gluten free so eating out is a bit if a challenge.
Comment by chilterntrev | April 1, 2025 |
That’s why I eat out in Leon so often and very often start my day with one of their Full English breakfasts in a pot.
Have you ever tried Poland for a short holiday? Never had a problem and they know their gluten-free. I’d recommend Gdansk, Krakow or Warsaw for a first trip.
I first tried one of their delicious Cornish pasty equivalents in a Wolverhampton pub, where they use a cabbage leaf instead of pastry.
Comment by AnonW | April 2, 2025 |
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