original station, opened with the line and known as Wallingford Road, was several hundred yards further up the main line towards , just east of the point where the A329 road crosses the line (). Some of the original station buildings can still be seen at this point. On 2 July 1866 Wallingford Road station was renamed Moulsford and the branch to was opened five days later; whilst the junction for this was at Moulsford station, the branch line track ran parallel to the main line for nearly before curving away. In 1892, during quadrupling of the main line, the junction for Wallingford was resited closer to the point of divergence and a new station was built there. On 29 February 1892 the new station opened and Moulsford station closed. The Wallingford branch closed to passenger trains in 1959 and to freight trains in 1981. Part of it is now preserved as the Cholsey and Wallingford Railway. Services Cholsey station is mostly served by stopping services run by GWR between and with some services running between and in the morning and evening peak times. Services run every 30 minutes in each direction Monday to Saturday and hourly on Sundays. Typical journey times are approximately 7 minutes to Didcot Parkway, 20 minutes to Reading and Oxford, and just over 1 hour to Paddington. Services on the volunteer-run Cholsey and Wallingford railway run intermittently, usually on weekends and bank holidays. References External links Train times for main line services, from National Rail Train times for heritage services, from Cholsey and Wallingford Railway Station information, from National Rail Railway stations in Oxfordshire DfT Category E stations Former Great Western Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1892 Railway stations served by Great Western Railway Great Western Main Line