Stevenage was moved by almost exactly 1 mile in 1973.
When the new Waterbeach station opens it will beat this. I don't have the exact distance between the old and new stations but it is about 2 miles.
On the North Norfolk Railway, Holt is (a) about a mile from its original location and (b) has a main station building recovered brick by brick from Stalham.
Or a few yards south of Belgrave & Birstall, which is what it actually “replaced”
Moved maybe some 15 chains?
The first station to be called 'Killin' was what later became Glenoglehead, about 4 miles by road (a bit less in a straight line, more by rail) from the later Killin station on the branch from Killin Junction. It closed to regular passenger traffic soon after the branch was opened, although remaining in use as a crossing point. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glenoglehead_railway_station.
Post #9.
Post #9. (head gradually swelling here...)
Missed it.
Or, in the case of Welwyn Garden City, the station opened on the main line, to replace a halt on the Hatfield to Luton branch line
Ditto - sorry!
And Waterbeach could eventually be replaced by... Waterbeach.
In Northumberland Stannington Station is so called for the same reason, but is without a station, and Widdrington Station which does retain its station.
Similarly Berwick Station in Sussex.
Are you saying there's a nearby hamlet or locality called 'Berwick Station' or that the station has been relocated at some time in the past, or just that the station is yet another which is some distance from the village of the same name, that it purports to serve?
