Batley to Leeds Trains From £2.00*

Say goodbye to the historic market town of Batley and head for the bright lights of Yorkshire’s most vibrant city with a direct Northern train from Batley to Leeds in under 20 minutes. It’s the perfect way to reach this lively Yorkshire city bursting with culture, energy and nightlife.

From Yorkshire’s green hills and historic mill towns to the striking skyline of Leeds, enjoy the ride aboard your Batley to Leeds train. It’s a short but scenic journey that captures the charm of rolling countryside before carrying you straight into the heart of one of the North’s most exciting cities.

Covering Yorkshire, Lancashire and the Humber, Northern operates an extensive network of regional and commuter trains, connecting the Yorkshire coast with major northern hubs, including Leeds, Manchester and Newcastle as well as countless towns and communities in between.

Departing from Batley

Just a 10-minute walk from the town centre, Batley station offers ample parking, secure storage for bicycles, an on-site drop-off point and a nearby bus station on Rouse Mill Lane for an easy start to your journey.

Sitting on the main line between Leeds, Huddersfield and Manchester, Batley station offers convenient local connections across the region. The station is managed by Northern, and provides regular services to Leeds, Huddersfield, Manchester Victoria and Wigan Wallgate, with TransPennine Express also serving select routes.

Main stops

On this short Batley to Leeds train journey, you’ll pass through the historic towns of Morley and Cottingley before Leeds’ skyline comes into view and you roll into the heart of the city.

Arriving at Leeds station

Set on New Station Street, right beside City Square and the grand Queens Hotel, Leeds station is a major transport hub, offering fast and frequent rail connections across Yorkshire and to major destinations throughout the UK.

Leeds station is managed by Network Rail and served by multiple operators, with LNER services between London and Aberdeen, CrossCountry trains to Birmingham, Edinburgh and Penzance, and regional TransPennine Express and Northern routes, linking key destinations across the north, such as York, Sheffield and Harrogate.

Step off the train at Leeds station and straight into the buzz of one of the UK’s most exciting cities. Just minutes from the concourse, explore the historic Kirkgate Market, elegant Victoria Quarter, and cultural gems like the Royal Armouries Museum and Leeds Art Gallery. Or simply wander this elegant city and discover its striking architecture, top-notch shopping and dining, and vibrant music scene.

Northern train classes 

• Standard Class: Enjoy a comfortable journey from Batley to Leeds in Northern’s standard class with accessible seating, dedicated spaces for luggage and bikes and free Wi-Fi available on many newer trains.
• First Class: Northern does not offer a first class service on this Batley to Leeds route.

Northern train travel advice

Get ready for your journey from Batley to Leeds with these useful travel tips, covering everything you need to know before you board your Northern train – from travelling with luggage and bikes to children’s fares, pets and accessibility assistance.

• Luggage: While Northern doesn’t enforce a strict luggage limit, space can be limited, so it’s best to pack light, ideally with just one medium suitcase and one smaller bag per person. Bags should be stored in the overhead racks, under your seat, or in the end-of-carriage luggage areas.
• Bicycles: Passengers can bring standard bikes and e-bikes on board all Northern services, though space varies by train, so it is advisable to arrive early. Folding bikes can travel on all services at any time without restriction.
• Children: Kids under five travel free of charge, and children aged 5-15 can get 50% off most fares. Families can unlock greater savings with a Family & Friends railcard, offering 60% off children’s fares and a third off adult tickets, while teens aged 16-17 can travel half-price with a 16-17 Saver railcard.
• Pets: Passengers may travel onboard Northern services with up to two pets free of charge. Dogs should be kept on a lead or in a secure carrier, and all animals must stay off the seats.
• Passenger Assist: If you need help getting on or off the train, carrying luggage, or navigating stations, you can pre-book Passenger Assist at the time of purchasing your ticket, or request it from staff at larger stations on the day of travel.