Radley is an unmanned station, though there is a telephone helpline.  It is well lit at night.   There is also plenty of car parking space.  People commute to Oxford and London from Radley and Abingdon. 

Access to both northbound and southbound platforms is from the Abingdon side only.

In Spring 2008 the station had a major overhaul.  The entrance has been tidied and it has all been resurfaced.  There is more car parking space and cycle racks.

Travellers with a recognised disability who are unable to use the footbridge to the southbound platform at Radley station can ask First Great Western to provide them with a taxi to take them to or from the 'nearest' station with suitable access facilities (Oxford or Didcot). This service will be provided at no extra cost provided an advance booking is made for the railway journey.

Anyone with a disability (including those who are registered disabled) and who has special needs while travelling by rail should ring 0800 197 1329 (textphone 0800 294 9209) between 07:00 and 22:00, preferably at least 24 hours before making a journey. Further information  

Download a copy of First Great Western's Disabled Persons' Protection Policy