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Alphabet Stations Challenge

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I can’t find anything in the rules on page one, The Next Station is Quiz is definitely English names only, maybe a PM to the Quizmasters is required.
We’ve discussed this overnight, general consensus is that unless explicitly allowed in the rules of a particular quiz, then only English names are to be used please. That being said, we’re not voiding posts to go back to where we were!

TP :)
 

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We’ve discussed this overnight, general consensus is that unless explicitly allowed in the rules of a particular quiz, then only English names are to be used please. That being said, we’re not voiding posts to go back to where we were!

TP :)
Thanks for your clarification. However, the previous 2 entries (before I submitted Caerdydd) were both Welsh names (albeit Bryn is in England!). Given that many Welsh place names have no English equivalent (e.g. Abercynon), or the English equivalent is a mere transliteration of the Welsh name (e.g. Cardiff for Caerdydd), then further clarification is desirable.
 

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Thanks for your clarification. However, the previous 2 entries (before I submitted Caerdydd) were both Welsh names (albeit Bryn is in England!). Given that many Welsh place names have no English equivalent (e.g. Abercynon), or the English equivalent is a mere transliteration of the Welsh name (e.g. Cardiff for Caerdydd), then further clarification is desirable.
I suggest using the name given in national rail enquiries here: http://www.nationalrail.co.uk
This will, of course, give the official name.
 

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