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Pyle is also located 196 miles from London Paddington

When it opened, Blair Atholl was spelt differently, “Blair Athole”. Similarly, Montpelier was spelt “Montpellier” but changed shortly after opening.

Shirley opened the same day as Brondesbury Park

According to Office of Rail and Road statistics, one ticket has ben issued in the last seven years between Adderley Park and Acle

Pont-y-Pant also opened to passengers in 1879 and later survived being listed for closure in the ‘Beeching Report’

Severn Beach is also an island platform where only one side of the island is currently in railway use

Llanhilleth is another 21st Century re-opening, on a slightly different site, of a station closed by British Rail in the 1960s

Leyton Midland Road was originally named simply ‘Leyton’ and had the suffix Midland Road added in 1949. Whereas the present-day Wellingborough station was originally named ‘Wellingborough Midland Road’ but later had the Midland Road suffix dropped.

According to Office of Rail and Road statistics, one ticket has been issued in the last five years between Rishton and Tooting

Warblington is another of the many halts that were introduced in the first decade of the 20th Century by The London, Brighton and South Coast Railway along what is now known as the West an East Coastway lines

Yes! Furze Platt it is. Your turn RDP!

Apologies, was out for the evening. Unfortunately none of these are correct. One more clue, which should make it much easier: 6. It's on the former Thames Trains network

Not Three Oaks

Not St James Park

Nor Kemsley