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I was going to say Lappa Valley, that's built on the track bed of the Truro-Newquay line i think, what's Dobwalls like, similar?

When i travelled there, back in 2004, they had brand new units running (the early morning Rosslare Harbour - Waterford Plunkett service I'm surprised the Ballybrophy - Nenagh - Limerick service still runs, it's near a few large towns, but only 2 trains a day last time i checked, any idea if...

agree with 4sKRT, i was stuck trying to work out if there was a station called Galton bridge somewhere

Hazarding a guess at Fenny Compton, as 2 of the platforms are intact me thinks...or Aberystwyth?

Liskeard

Wick?

That's one of few lines i've travelled on back home. Did a weekend trip, Didcot Parkway evening HST to Swansea, the train onwards had broken down, so they had to phone up urgently for a coach to take us to Carmarthen, DMU to Fishguard Harbour, ferry across, Rosslare Harbour to Waterford...

I've only skimmed the topic, but people saying they are doing ICE trains that can seperate in the tunnel. i read back in the spring that they've relaxed the law, meaning DB don't need to do that anymore, they can run the normal ICE through

I think the OP said ignore the limitations of number of tiles and size of board Rhoose wouldn't count surely as the OP said England only

Inverness?

Red London Buses go to /high Wycombe...don't know if that counts

(x) means closed station Allhallows-on-Sea (x) Benfleet Chalkwell Dagenham East East Tilbury Fambridge Grays Hockley Ingatestone Junction Road (London (x) i think Kings Ferry Bridge Halt (x) Leigh-on-Sea Maldon East & Heybridge (x) North Weald (x) Ockendon Prittlewell Queensway...

Whitland, 2 platforms (junction between Fishguard, Milford haven and Pembroke branches, 2 unnumbered platforms, i can't remember what the announcements said was 2 years ago

Quainton Road is/was a V the Brill platform diverges just before the platform and curves round in the platform. They still have the bubble car going between Princes Risborough and Aylesbury on regular service, it goes up to Quainton Road frequently (half term, holiday weekends etc) Southport...

Apologies for late reply, but question 3, which is the only island linked to mainline by rail, well there are 4, Isle of Sheppey (Queenborough, Sheerness-on-ConcreteWall), Isle of Anglesey (Valley, Rhosneigr, Ty Croes, Bodorgan, Llanfairpwll PG), Holy Island (Holyhead) and Portsea Island...

Queenstown Road Battersea 10+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+4+1+1+1+1+2+3+1+1+1+1+1+1+1+1=38

Okay, new to the forum, Hi guys, hope i can word this right. Which TOC has the highest percentage of intact stations on it's routes? It used to be Island Line before they were merged, as they had 100% of the stations still open on their route (in fact 2 were opened while they were in power...

Didcot Parkway - Reading - Basingstoke - Yeovil Junction - Exeter Saint David's - Taunton - Westbury - Bath Spa - Bristol Temple Meads - Severn Tunnel Junction - Gloucester - Bromsgrove - Droitwich Spa - Worcester Shrub Hill - Oxford - Didcot Parkway

Didcot Parkway has 5, signal at each end of Platform 1 - Down Main 2 - Up Main 3 - Up Oxford 4 - Down Oxford 5 - Oxford Loop 3 and 4 bi-directionally when Didcot-Oxford closed, and AXC use them for Didcot to Bournemouth services (although those services obviously have to terminate, don't...

Regarding Riccarton Junction, the village of Verney Junction was created around the station Regarding the not running to their county town, the Cornish branches (except Falmouth branch don't run to Truro, and the Southend-on-Sea lines don't run to Chelmsford, as 2 to start