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Or 8th October?

Cheers, thanks. It broke-up a 2 hour wait at Nutfield whilst my grandson was at a nearby birthday party...

Three routes in one end (From Town, Junction and Dorchester), but only the one out the other to Castle Cary, by my reckoning.

Hello, which solitary 73 worked yesterday's (18th) 0Z75 1435 Tonbridge - Brighton via Redhill, please?

Someone mentioned Yeovil Pen Mill, but I don't think that would fit into whatever criteria the OP meant...

Anyone mentioned Derby (Midland)? North end one route to Ambergate and beyond, plus original route to Trent via Chaddesden. South end to Birmingham/Bristol and another route to Leicester/Nottm/ London (via Litchurch curve).

I've probably misunderstood the whole premise of the question, then. So basically, it's any junction station where two routes (presumably passenger or are freight-only included as well) come in from one end and two routes go out the other. Must be hundreds...

Overnight trains where you could get your head down; Bristol to Milford Haven behind a Hymek springs to mind. Also Derby to St Pancras; usually waking up around the Weetabix factory at Burton Latimer with a compartment to oneself. +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

Back in the day at Sandy; GN (ECML) with the adjacent LNW Oxford - Cambridge using the adjoining platforms but not connected.

Countless underground stations would qualify, if I understand the question correctly, where separate lines (routes) converge on a station, then go their merry way.

Would Pilning and STJ count, even though there's no access to the down platform at the former?

The Midland was "The Best Way". I rest my case...

Cheers, thanks.

Thanks.

Is this ever used by scheduled services nowadays? And why does it have a trap point at the Country end, but not one at the London end? Is it because it's only signalled for Hove/Brighton-bound traffic, so in effect it's a catch point? Just a wondering...

The E Mids is an easy target for cancellation / deferral of projects. No real central "voice" like Manchester and "The North", or London and the SE.

If one includes freight lines and spurs, then I imagine the list would be greatly expanded. For example, taking the Stenson to Sheet Stores line, one could have: Tutbury - E Mid Parkway Tutbury - Attenboro' Tutbury - Ilkeston Willington - E Mid Parkway Willington - Attenboro' Willington -...

Anyone mentioned Patchway to Bristol Parkway?

Once upon a time they were...

Sorting out a few loose ends from Fri 19th June. Any ideas, please? 1. Did 66509 work 4M04 1911 MCT - Lawley St? 2. 159103 headed west through Redbridge (Hants) at 1524. Any idea of the working as can't find it on RTT? Thanks as ever...