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    Cryptic clues = station name

    You can see a "bird" (female name) set in a bird (male) here!
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Shenstone?
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Ribblehead is correct, Ribble was the main National Bus Company operator in the area. RDP to ring the bell.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    I thought this would be easy, consider the historic bus companies operating in Lancashire and Cumbria!
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Wow, I never thought Malton would be the answer! OK here we go He's just fanatical about old Lancashire buses
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Malton?
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    Areas with no Sunday bus provision

    Possibly because all the other places mentioned are quite touristy and will get weekend visitors.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Indeed Loppylugs, that didn't last long! Your turn.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Ian, R.I.P Dave, with a guitar Janet, without a once common rail employee
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Westenhanger?
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Harbour City tram stop?
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Hi Hyebone, Bache (however it's pronounced) is correct. B-ache or Bac-HE. Your turn.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Thanks D6130 Pain after only getting second grade? Alternatively, take your school finals in France before higher education.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Grateley (on the edge of Salisbury Plain perhaps?)
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    I'm guessing Billingshurst but I'm not convinced.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    D6130 has the right answer.
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Yep Brampton of coutse!
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Here's a quick easy one Crazy barmpot goes North, almost as far as Scotland!
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    Motorway services discussion

    The place to use on a long anglo-scottish journey is the Junction 38 Truckstop offering supermarket fuel prices less than a mile from the motorway. It's labelled "lorries only" on the M6 signs but that's a lie, plenty of fuel pumps for lesser vehicles and good shop, don't know about the...
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    Cryptic clues = station name

    Yes indeed RDP (lad backwards between the letters EE).

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