Station association

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At the foot of the ramp to the southbound platform to Erdington station there is a sculpture by Ronald Rae entitled Insect and Celtic Cross. He is also responsible for a granite sculpture called O Wert Thou in the Cauld Blast at Milton Keynes station.

 

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Crossflatts was also opened by British Rail in 1982.

 

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Saltaire is also in West Yorkshire Metro Rail Zone 3.

 

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Auchinleck is another station that saw the original station closed in 1965, but subsequently reopened by British Rail in 1984.

 

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New Cumnock is also a station on The Glasgow & South Western Railway

 

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Bushey also once had water troughs near to the station.

 

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Bushey is on the London Overground line between Euston and Watford Junction, as is Headstone Lane station.

 

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Alderley Edge is another category "E" station that was once served by services of the London and North Western Railway.

 

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Another electrified station on a busy branch of a main line, which has diesel operated terminating services is Adwick.

 

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South Elmsall was also opened by the West Riding and Grimsby Railway in 1866.

 

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Bentley is also an unstaffed station with a ticket machine on the Wakefield Line.

 

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Wildmill was also opened by British Rail in 1992.

 

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Although it's not listed as such on the separate list of DfT Category F2 stations, Wildmill allegedly falls into this category, as does Emerson Park.

(This information is supplied by Mr W Pedia, so it must be right ... unless anyone else can say otherwise!)

 

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Styal was also opened in 1909.

 

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Styal is the first station on its line to be outside of Greater Manchester. Similarly, Iver is the first station on its line to be outside of Greater London.

 

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Hawarden Bridge was also opened in 1924.

 

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Selby station is also adjacent to a railway swing bridge crossing a major river.

 

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Mr A Stabler was the Station Master at Selby between 1951 and 1955; he had formerly been the Station Master at West Hartlepool (which is now known as Hartlepool), station.

 

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Wigan Wallgate is also a DfT category "D" station that is managed by Northern Trains.

 

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Cambridge North also has three platforms.

 

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Waterbeach is the next station on the Fen Line to King's Lynn.

 

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Ely was also opened by the Eastern Counties Railway in 1845.

 

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North Berwick also saw the introduction of electric trains in the early 1990s.

 

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Bognor Regis is also a terminal station on a short branch line.

 

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Barnham is the junction station on the main line for the short branch to Bognor Regis.

 

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Aberystwyth is also a DfT category "D" station that was opened in 1864.

 

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Towyn station also has walking links to a narrow gauge railway, in this case the Talyllyn Railway.

 

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Towyn station also has walking links to a narrow gauge railway, in this case the Talyllyn Railway.

I assume you mean Tywyn. Towyn is a different place, and does not have a station.

If so:
Tywyn has two platforms, and so acts as a passing loop for trains along the Cambrian Coast line; so does Barmouth (Abermaw).

 

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I assume you mean Tywyn. Towyn is a different place, and does not have a station.

If so:
Tywyn has two platforms, and so acts as a passing loop for trains along the Cambrian Coast line; so does Barmouth (Abermaw).

Yes, I did .. my apologies!

Moving on - Barmouth station is on the southerly side of the Barmouth Bridge, and Morfa Mawddach station is on the northerly side.

 

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Fairbourne also is a single-platform station that was opened in 1865.