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I think the video call is directly related to ticket office opening times. The station I get off at in the morning is in a village which is unstaffed after lunchtime. This has a video machine. In my home station, a large town, they have the same machine but no video call module and has staff for...

Stratfield Turgis in Hampshire also is a small Parish, in local governance called a Parish Meeting.

Elmers End is also served by London Bus Route 54

Poole also has a medieval church

Yetminster is also a request stop

Kingston Upon Thames also known as Kingston was also previously part of the home counties (this one Surrey) but is now part of Greater London.

1. People cycling/ skateboarding on the station platform. 2. People climbing over me and my bike to get on the train as I am trying to get off. And then complaining when they trip over my bike pedals, whereas if they let me get off they would not have tripped over bike pedals. 3. Complaining...

Hamworthy is also a station that you need to leave the station premises to go between platforms

[B]Raynes Park[B] is also on direct line to a London Underground Terminus/ Interchange with a regular stopping service.

Hornsea in the East Riding of Yorkshire is also on the Sustrans National Cycle Network, the Part of route 65 known locally as the Hornsea Rail Trail

Lyme Regis is also on a county border, in this case the Dorset/Devon border

Poole town centre is also easily accessible but not directly connected to the Castleman's Trailway.

Guildford also sees a regular Crosscountry service Not sure how to do clarifications so old stuff is above, New Stuff below: Guildford also sees a regular Crosscountry service. Trains stop here, whereas at Stechford they pass through.

Corfe Castle is a village that also gives its name to the surrounding civil parish

Yardley Wood is also a category E rail station served solely by London Midland on the North Warwickshire Line