Station association

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Erdington is also a DfT category "E" station that was opened in 1862.

 

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Erdington is on the (Birmingham) Cross City Line; the northerly terminus of this is at Lichfield Trent Valley.

 

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Rugeley Trent Valley is also the terminus of local services from Birmingham.

 

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On 12th October 2007, 67029 was named Royal Diamond at Rugeley Trent Valley in honour of the 60th wedding anniversary of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. On 23rd March 2012, 67026 was named Diamond Jubilee by Queen Elizabeth II at London Victoria.

 

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London Waterloo is also managed by Network Rail.

 

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Kew Bridge station was also designed by Sir William Tite.

 

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Wateringbury is also a Grade II listed railway station.

 

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The typical off-peak service from Wateringbury is one train per hour to Paddock Wood and Tonbridge, and one train an hour to Strood.

 

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High Wycombe also has 2 through platforms and a bay platform.

 

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Lochgelly is also partially served by Class 68 hauled trains.

 

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Kirkby was also opened in 1848.

 

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Upholland was also opened by the Liverpool and Bury Railway.

 

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Upholland is served by one train per hour in each direction, towards Manchester Victoria, Blackburn and Kirkby. Certain trains start or finish at Wigan Wallgate.

 

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Bingley is also not now on the same site that was first used for the railway station.

 

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The second station at Bingley was designed by Charles Trubshaw and opened in 1892. He was the Midland Railway's Chief Architect, and is thought to be responsible for the main station buildings on platform 1 at Kettering, which were built between 1895 and 1898.

 

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Derby is also managed by East Midlands Railway

 

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Stockport is also a DfT category "B" station with six operational platforms.

 

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Doncaster is another with a Platform 0

 

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South Croydon was also the scene of a rail accident with fatalities in 1947.

 

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Cheam is also a station within the London Travelcard Zone 5.

 

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Abergele & Pensarn is another station with two side platforms and an unusually large gap between the tracks.

 

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Alsager is also a DfT category F1 station that was opened in 1848.

 

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The line through Alsager was electrified in 2003 so that it could be used as a diversionary route between Kidsgrove and Crewe during the West Coast Main Line improvement work.

 

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Cheadle Hulme is also a four-platform junction station.

 

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According to ORR statistics, Cheadle Hulme saw just over 870,000 passenger entries & exits in 2017/18.
A similar level of usage (872,426 passengers), and next on the busiest stations list, was Falkirk High.

 

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Polmont was also opened by the Edinburgh and Glasgow Railway in 1842.

 

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Croy is also served by eight car electric Class 385 trains.

 

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Bishopbriggs also had its original station buildings replaced by new glass and steel ones that were designed by IDP Architects.

 

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Bishopbriggs station was briefly featured in Bill Forsyth's 1980 film That Sinking Feeling, as was Springburn station.

 

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Bishopbriggs station was briefly featured in Bill Forsyth's 1980 film That Sinking Feeling, as was Springburn station.