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TheJRB

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Ealing Broadway is another station which opened in 1838 that is currently served by First Great Western and Heathrow Connect.
 

Welshman

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Nottingham

another station serving a city which also used to have a "Victoria" station, and was originally suffixed "Midland" to avoid confusion and has now lost its suffix.
 

4SRKT

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Reading is another mainly non-electrified station with one 3rd rail route trailing in.
 

Welshman

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Thomas Penson, who designed the original station at Ruabon, also extended Shrewsbury station.
 

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Oh, you spoil me so....

Sowerby Bridge

another "Bridge" but, more importantly, also has a snack/refreshment room run by private enterprise [and very good they are too!]
 

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Kirkgate is an example of a "larger" (i.e. it has more platforms) but quieter station in a fairly small city that has two stations. Worcester Shrub Hill is another.
 

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There used to be through carriages from London Euston to Southport, detached from the main London-Liverpool train at Edge Hill, and worked round to Southport avoiding the terminus at Lime Street.

In the same way, there used to be through carriages from London Kings Cross to Bradford Exchange, worked-round to Bradford via Ardsley and Morley High, and avoiding the terminus at Leeds Central.

These were detached/attached at Wakefield Westgate.
 

Xenophon PCDGS

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Whiffet because it is the next station for both services

I cannot find any station with the current name of Whiffet, but I have found a definition of this word....
A small, young or unimportant person

Did you mean to post......Whifflet..?

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Both Baillieston and Whifflet were opened in 1866 by the Caledonian Railway and are both on the Whifflet line.
 
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Plenty of guilt attached to Network Rail and their predecessors of late...

Unfortunately for two young girls, a similar situation has been declared in relation to Elsenham.
 

Welshman

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Wymondham

another station managed by Greater Anglia on the Breckland line, where EMT services stop only infrequently.
 

12CSVT

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Heald Green is near a triangular junction serving an airport station
 

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Walthamstow central was where you got off to go vist another closed greyhound track.









* I hope they reopen it soon though. such a loss.
 

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