Is the Salisbury train station safe at night for a woman?

Not safe at all.If you have a car with an inbuilt security system/alarm Might I suggest if you live up that way maybe driving to Paradise Interchange and taking one of the non express buses in and out of town if coming from town assuming a park can be found.On Late night shopping night doing that might actually save your life.

I would personally not travel alone.

May I ask how this question was even brought up in this day and age, living in the demoralised society in which we find ourselves? I as an adult female must accept the reality of the consequences which would occur if I were to travel on a train alone after daylight, precaution is required. It is the responsible thing to do in order to send out an example of clear cognitive thought to the next generation.

Sorry. I was meant to say - "you're pretty much going to get yourself killed."

No, it's very unsafe.

Nope! I wouldn't dare you to go there if we were playing a game of Truth or Dare! It's so dangerous!
But that's not all. After 8pm, things start to get real. Gangs, thugs and people armed with high-weapons come and hang out there. If they see you in one instant split of a second, you're pretty much going to get yourself.
And personally, I would not recommend coming here alone, as you are making yourself an easy target towards the other bad people who hang out there. The simplest form of saying this, is do not go there after 8pm!!

Nope! I wouldn't dare you to do it if we were playing a game of Truth or Dare! It's just too dangerous for ANY ONE (male or female) to be at the Salisbury Train Station at night. Usually, it is more safer to be there by about 8:00pm - after that, things start to get real. Thugs, gangs and dangerous people armed come to hang out there. If they see you, your pretty much going to get yourself killed. The simplest form of this answer is, don't go after 8pm!

It's bad enough when people are around.

If by 'night' you mean after the commuter hours, no, it's not safe.

I would not even want to be on a train alone late at night.

Whilst the council did look to provide camera surveillance in the train station as well as the neighbouring hotel, I would definitely not walk around that area being a female & I worked opposite the train station for 5 years.

No.

It is not safe. However, if you have to transit through there at all, try and make the change over times as close as possible. Sit on a waiting bus (even if it's not yours - tell the driver why, they will generally let you on and close the doors) and stay in lit areas under the camera surveillance.

No

Not at all.