development on a green field site next to the station that would provide new homes and a new 191-space car park. This was officially opened in July 2013, by which time it was already more than half-full each weekday. In November 2014 the Cotswold Line Promotion Group found 204 vehicles parked in the 191-space second car park and reported that it "was being used beyond capacity on most weekdays". Plans were announced to increase services from Hanborough Station, by Great Western Railway. A launch event was held in Witney, at which GWR's managing director Mark Hopwood said that the investment needed was £275 million. Double tracking would be reinstated between North Oxford and Long Hanborough and two disused platforms reopened. The local constituency MP and Prime Minister David Cameron told delegates at the meeting " am utterly convinced of the necessity of investing in this line. I will do everything I can to give this vision a boost" A new ticket office was officially opened in August 2019 as part of a £315,000 investment in the station. This will be open on weekdays. Services Great Western Railway operate all services at Hanborough using Class 800 and 802 bi-mode trains. The typical off-peak service in trains per hour is: 1 tph to London Paddington 1 tph to with some continuing to and References External links Former Great Western Railway stations DfT Category F2 stations Railway stations in Oxfordshire Railway stations in Great Britain opened in 1853 Railway stations served by Great Western Railway