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Pre- coved In addition to Farringdon to Blackfriars I also suggest Whitechapel-Shoreditch- Dalston Junction Clapham Jn- Kensington Olympia- Willesden Jn also had a frequent service.

I have checked my maps which do not show it. It is not the Central Line as it runs adjacent to Wood Lane (Met) station. My only suggestion is that it was a temporary contractors line for construction of the housing development. There were several such lines around London and two large systems I...

In London- Whitechapel- Shoreditch- Dalston Western Jn Blackfriars- Farringdon reopened 1986 rebuilt in 1990 with opening of City Thameslink station Surrey Quays- Old Kent Road Jn The regular passenger service between Clapham Jn to Willesden Jn introduced in the 1980s

I agree Hever, Cowden, Ashurst and Eridge serve rural areas. Eridge is a "parkway" station attracting passengers from Tunbridge Wells and north Crowborough. Yes commuters from Tunbridge Wells for London? It is cheaper to park at Eridge (under £3 per day ) than Tunbridge Wells station (approx £7...

It appears to me that you have taken a negative view and just thought how can I turn it down. Falmer is a small village but the station ( and Moulescomb) is used regularly daily by students attending the University of Sussex which is adjacent. At present Brighton FC play 19 home games at their...

I am a firm supporter of reopening Uckfield to Lewes with 3rd rail electrification. Since closure the population of the area has grown considerably being within commuting distance of London and Brighton. There are also "hidden" flows of traffic from places like Uckfield and Crowborough to...

Yes- if applying for a claim keep as much evidence as possible with scans of your ticket you are submitting, photos and anything else. I have not applied for one myself. The only time I was on a train which was heavily delayed I was travelling on a free railway staff ticket...!

Dartford

Blaenau to Bala line closed to passengers in January 1960 well before Dr. Beeching was appointed to BR in June 1961 . As stated above I agree the line closed to enable the Llyn Celyn reservoir to be built

I will have a guess at Portsmouth & Southsea (High Level platforms)

The platform coping stones are those built by the concrete depot at Exmouth Jn which were used on the Southern and Western. I think it is somewhere in the South. What appears to be a "Southern Railway" built canopy but too distant to be sure. Am I in the right area..?

Correct- here is the full picture taken in July 2020 between "lockdowns".. After I issued the photo I noticed the GWR on the front of the unit .

Sorry incorrect

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Correct- well done . Here is the full picture

Next one.. ..I have tried to make it a little more difficult but hope it lasts longer than a few minutes... Good luck

West Sutton

Correct.. ..................lasted three minutes

Where is this..?

Bodmin Parkway