Station association

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A line from Cheddington used to go to a station called Aylesbury High Street.
Aylesbury is now served by trains from Marylebone

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Fenchurch Street is another London station with the highest DfT rating of "A"

 

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Marylebone is another Central London terminal managed by a TOC rather than Network Rail.

 

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Marylebone is another Central London terminal managed by a TOC rather than Network Rail.

Hmm back here agan? High Wycombe is a terminus for trains from Marylebone

 

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Hmm back here agan? High Wycombe is a terminus for trains from Marylebone

Oops, I hadn't noticed what preceded Fenchurch St. If I had, I wouldn't have posted Marylebone again so soon!

Anyhow, Birmingham Moor Street is also served by Chiltern "Clubman" DMUs.

 

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Birmingham is blessed with three central stations another of which is Birmingham New Street

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Manchester Piccadilly is also managed by Network Rail

 

[TransportHub]

Finsbury Park a station served by LU Piccadilly line

 

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Bowes Park is another station serving a North London Suburb at which Great Northern trains call

 

[Jona26]

Wimbledon - Patrick Bowes-Lyon (1863–1946), winner of the 1887 Wimbledon doubles.

 

[Gathursty]

Manors is also served by a tram service (around the corner but close enough and also called Manors)

 

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Altrincham also had electric (heavy rail) trains in the past and is now served only by diesel.

 

[TransportHub]

West Ham another station ending in 'ham'

 

[DasLunatic]

Manchester United Football Ground also lends its name to a football team.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Reddish South is another station with an infrequent service

 

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South Acton is also within a major metropolitan area and served only by trains on a peripheral route (i.e. do not travel to/from the city centre).

 

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Sowerby Bridge is another station that was once served by a now-closed branch tine.

 

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Edenbridge Town also had around 351,000 entries & exits in 2013/14, according to ORR statistics.

 

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Bitterne is another station with the letters EBT in its station code (BTE is Bitterne).

 

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Netley was also opened by the London and South Western Railway in 1866.

 

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Wool is also a DfT Category E station.

 

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Hamworthy was also opened by the Southampton and Dorchester Railway in 1847.

 

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Woking is also served by SWT's Class 444 EMUs.

 

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Manchester Victoria is also a six-platform station.

 

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Shrewsbury also has a significant river passing beneath its platforms.

 

[High Dyke]

Filey is also a Grade II* listed railway station.

 

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Flimby was also opened in 1846 to serve a coastal town.

 

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Acle is also served by trains diagrammed to be hauled by DRS class 37s

 

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Berney Arms is another DfT Category F2 station in Norfolk.

 

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Conon Bridge is also a single platform station