Station association

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IBM is also named after nearby commercial premises, rather than the settlement the station serves.

(There was no district called Ashburys in Manchester, the station was originally named after the Ashbury Carriage & Iron Company's works.)

 

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Longcross also primarily serves an industrial site.

 

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Hamble was also opened by the Southern Railway in 1942.

 

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Nutbourne is another station on the West Coastway Line with minimum facilities, assigned to DfT Category F2.

 

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Carshalton Beeches was also opened by the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway in 1906.

 

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Stoneleigh is also located in London fare zone 5.

 

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Southend East was also opened in 1932.

 

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London Fenchurch Street is another station managed by c2c.

 

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London Kings Cross also features on a monopoly board.

 

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London Waterloo, in the 19th Century, also had adjacent facilities specifically built for transport of corpses & mourners by train to cemeteries on the fringe of London.

 

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Leeds is also managed by Network Rail

 

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Stoke-on-Trent is also served by five different TOCs.

 

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Filey is also a Grade II* listed railway station.

 

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Haltwhistle also has a cast-iron station footbridge in the characteristic style of the North Eastern Railway.

 

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Aldermaston also has DfT F1 category status.

 

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March was also opened in 1847.

 

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Manchester Victoria is another station that has had its number of platforms greatly reduced since its peak.

 

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Shrewsbury station also has a war memorial to the memory of local railway staff who died in WW1.

 

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Barnes is also a Grade II listed railway station

 

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Twickenham also saw introduction of 3rd rail electric trains in 1916 under LSWR ownership.

 

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Ascot is another SWT station that sees an influx of passengers at certain times of year for sporting events.

 

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Tattenham Corner is also likely to get a greater than average number of visits by Train No 1X01.

(in retrospect, unlikely HMQ will bother getting the Royal Train out of the shed to go to Ascot, given the racecourse is just outside her back door at Windsor)

 

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Falmouth Docks is also a branch line terminal station.

 

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Grimsby Docks also has the corresponding "Town" station as the preceding stop along its branch line.

 

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Arram is another station that was opened in 1853 and currently the holder of the lowest DfT category rating of F2.

 

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Kyle of Lochalsh also enjoys a service of one train in each direction on Sundays.

 

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Wick is also served by Scotrail 158s and is North of Inverness.

 

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Thurso is another terminal station which sees journeys bifurcate at Georgemas Junction

 

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Services from Thurso go to Inverness

 

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Perth is another seven-platform Scottish railway station.