The new station has two platforms, two car parks, a bus interchange, a taxi rank and cycle parking facilities.
It is Reading's first new station since the opening of Reading West on 1 July 1906 and has been built by the council, Network Rail and Great Western Railway.
Half-hourly services will run north to Reading and south to Basingstoke.
The station will also help to ease congestion on the A33 road and unlock growth potential in the south of Reading.
Reading Borough Council previously said the station would provide another option for football fans heading to Reading FC's Madejski Stadium on match days.
An overbridge providing access to both platforms via stairs and lifts
A bus interchange and cycle parking facilities
Two car parks (managed by Reading Borough Council), including 12 blue badge spaces and drop-off parking
A ticket hall, complete with toilets, ticket gates and ticket machines
Live train departure screens
Help points
Making the work happen
The station has been delivered by Reading Borough Council, with support from Network Rail and Great Western railway, with funding support from:Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership, Great Western Railway, Department for Transport, Network Rail Plus Local Developer Contributions
Reading Borough Council previously said the station would provide another option for football fans heading to Reading FC's Madejski Stadium on match days.
Facilities
The station includes:Two fully-accessible platforms
The station includes:Two fully-accessible platforms
An overbridge providing access to both platforms via stairs and lifts
A bus interchange and cycle parking facilities
Two car parks (managed by Reading Borough Council), including 12 blue badge spaces and drop-off parking
A ticket hall, complete with toilets, ticket gates and ticket machines
Live train departure screens
Help points
Making the work happen
The station has been delivered by Reading Borough Council, with support from Network Rail and Great Western railway, with funding support from:Berkshire Local Enterprise Partnership, Great Western Railway, Department for Transport, Network Rail Plus Local Developer Contributions
