Kew Bridge was also originally opened by the London and South Western Railway.
28 May 2014 #9,451 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Kew Bridge was also originally opened by the London and South Western Railway.
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29 May 2014 #9,453 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Although itself a busy Terminus London Bridge also offers through trains to other London Termini including Cannon Street
Although itself a busy Terminus London Bridge also offers through trains to other London Termini including Cannon Street
29 May 2014 #9,454 Class172 Established Member Associate Staff Quizmaster Joined 20 Mar 2011 Messages 3,894 Location West Country Cannon Street and Kensington (Olympia) are both stations served by LU stations with limited opening times.
Cannon Street and Kensington (Olympia) are both stations served by LU stations with limited opening times.
29 May 2014 #9,455 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Dumbarton Central also has 3 platforms.
29 May 2014 #9,456 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Worthing is also the main station in a town with multiple stations on the same straight line.
31 May 2014 #9,457 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Cheadle Hulme was also opened in 1845.
31 May 2014 #9,458 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Viginia Water is another four platform v-shaped junction station.
31 May 2014 #9,459 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Haselmere is another station served only by south west trains, with a typical service of four trains per hour to London Waterloo.
Haselmere is another station served only by south west trains, with a typical service of four trains per hour to London Waterloo.
1 Jun 2014 #9,460 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank St Austell was also opened in 1859.
1 Jun 2014 #9,461 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer The box at Par controls signals at St Austell
1 Jun 2014 #9,462 D Darren R Established Member Joined 26 Jan 2013 Messages 1,252 Location Lancashire Wem is another station whose CRS code is the same as the full station name.
2 Jun 2014 #9,463 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Yorton was also opened in 1858 and served by services of the London and North Western Railway. Last edited: 2 Jun 2014
2 Jun 2014 #9,464 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Perranwell is also a request stop
2 Jun 2014 #9,465 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Luxulyan is also a single platform FGW station.
2 Jun 2014 #9,466 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Acklington is also a DfT Category F2 station.
2 Jun 2014 #9,467 12CSVT Established Member Joined 18 Aug 2010 Messages 2,611 Needham Market is on an electrified main line but not served by electric trains.
3 Jun 2014 #9,468 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Singer has also seen a rise in passenger numbers for 5 consecutive years.
4 Jun 2014 #9,469 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Aughton Park was also opened in 1907.
4 Jun 2014 #9,470 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Stoneleigh is also a DC electrified station with a clock face daytime service of a train every 15 minutes, in both directions.
Stoneleigh is also a DC electrified station with a clock face daytime service of a train every 15 minutes, in both directions.
6 Jun 2014 #9,471 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Matlock has also been a winner of a "best station" award.
6 Jun 2014 #9,472 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Alton station is also shared by a standard gauge heritage railway.
6 Jun 2014 #9,473 johnnychips Established Member Joined 19 Nov 2011 Messages 3,826 Location Leeds Barnstaple is also the terminus of a line named after something that lives in a stream. Last edited: 6 Jun 2014
6 Jun 2014 #9,474 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Balloch is also the terminus of a branch line.
7 Jun 2014 #9,475 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Cottingley was also opened in 1988.
7 Jun 2014 #9,476 higthomas Established Member Joined 27 Nov 2012 Messages 1,229 Dorking West has also seen a large increase in recorded patronage over the past 10 years.
7 Jun 2014 #9,477 samogers Member Joined 20 Feb 2014 Messages 173 Location Swansea West Worthing also is a station to the west of a town that has three stations with its name in
8 Jun 2014 #9,478 Strathclyder Established Member Joined 12 Jun 2013 Messages 3,866 Location Clydebank Honor Oak Park is also a DfT Category D station.
8 Jun 2014 #9,479 Xenophon PCDGS Veteran Member Joined 17 Apr 2011 Messages 35,500 Location A typical commuter-belt part of north-west England Wivelsfield was also opened in 1886 by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway.
8 Jun 2014 #9,480 cjp Member Joined 28 Jan 2012 Messages 1,059 Location In front of a computer Strathclyder said: Honor Oak Park is also a DfT Category D station. Click to expand... From where Northbound LO trains take about half an hour to get to Dalston Junction getting beating to the punch by Paul is getting to be a (bad) habit Last edited: 8 Jun 2014
Strathclyder said: Honor Oak Park is also a DfT Category D station. Click to expand... From where Northbound LO trains take about half an hour to get to Dalston Junction getting beating to the punch by Paul is getting to be a (bad) habit