during staffed hours due to the need to use a barrow crossing. A refurbished footbridge to platforms 2 and 3 including passenger lifts is scheduled to open by June 2023. Current services To Hull – Monday to Saturdays there are now three trains per hour to Hull. An hourly TransPennine Express service, two per hour run by Northern (one each from York and via Bradford and Leeds), plus some Hull Trains services from London King's Cross. The service from York continues beyond Hull to . To York – there is generally an hourly service daily north to York. A few services start/ terminate here, but most run to and from Hull or Bridlington. To Leeds – Monday to Saturdays there are two trains per hour to Leeds. One Northern stopping service to Halifax via Bradford Interchange and one TransPennine Express service to Manchester Piccadilly. Evenings and Sundays there is either an hourly or two-hourly TransPennine Express service to Leeds and Manchester plus the Bradford/Halifax local service (Leeds only on Sundays). One service each weekday (and Saturday) morning continues to Manchester Airport. To London – there are eight trains per day in total via Doncaster to London King's Cross. All London services are operated by Hull Trains except the Hull Executive, which is run by London North Eastern Railway. Northern also run one train each way to/from Doncaster and , the one from there continues to Bridlington. LNER also runs an evening service between Hull and Doncaster (calling at Selby). Northern plan to introduce improved service levels. The current Leeds to Selby stopping service has been extended through to Hull (see above - implemented in December 2019) and the York – Hull line service is now hourly throughout the week (including Sundays). Trivia In 2009 Selby celebrated the 175th anniversary of the opening of the first Selby station. The station is mentioned in the song "Slow Train" by Flanders and Swann. Notes References Sources , scanned version lacks the illustrative plates, for Plate.48 see Selby station (Brees, 1839) External links Railway stations in North Yorkshire DfT Category E stations Former Leeds and Selby Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1834 Railway stations in Great Britain closed in 1840 Former York and North Midland Railway stations Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1840 Railway stations served by Hull Trains Northern franchise railway stations Railway stations served by TransPennine