BR demolished the station building and removed King's Sutton station's footbridge in the 1960s and replaced it with a signal-controlled barrow crossing at the north end of the platform.[5] An incident in early 2005, where a passenger was nearly hit by an express train, saw the northbound platform closed for a short period whilst security guards were brought in to man the crossing. This led to work starting on a new bridge in late 2005 and completion in May 2006.[6] The old passenger shelter on the up platform was replaced by a new plastic and metal bus-shelter.
A late night robbery in 2001 led Chiltern Railways to raise security concerns. As a result, CCTV cameras were installed in 2002.[citation needed]
Great Western Railway operates services approximately every two hours on Mondays-Saturdays between Banbury and Oxford, with some of these services extended to Didcot Parkway and Reading. A limited Sunday service of three trains per day operates on this route during the summer months only.[8]
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