Station association

[transportphoto]

I don't know about that one, here at Norwich we have two routes out of the station (left of Crown Point towards coastal lines (Whitlingham) - right of Crown Point (over Trouse bridge) towards London and Ely) technically both routes are electrified (coastal direction is from Crown Point.)

sorry...

 

[4SRKT]

I mean four routes out before you come to the first station (Brundall, Salhouse, Diss, Attleborough, or Twyford, Earley, Reading West, Tilehurst). By your logic there is actually only one route out of Norwich station.

 

[Peter Mugridge]

From Darlington:


Westbury - junction station where slow routes cross over the fast and the platforms are on a loop off the fast through line.

 

[IanPooleTrains]

Chester, both have a tri-junction outside of their station

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Epsom - the town has a racecouse.

 

[IanPooleTrains]

Bournemouth, both are third rail!

 

[atomicdanny]

Southampton Central - Also is managed by SWT and has Cross Country Voyagers

(not the best but I had to edit it beaten by the above )

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Glasgow Central - Glasgow being the birthplace of the much missed QE2, which was based at Southampton.

 

[atomicdanny]

Glasgow Central - Glasgow being the birthplace of the much missed QE2, which was based at Southampton.

St Pancras International - A Terminus which also has low level through platforms

 

[IanPooleTrains]

London Waterloo - one had the Eurostar, one has the Eurostar

 

[LE Greys]

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What the . . .

 

[4SRKT]

Hastings. Both include the name of a famous battle.

 

[generalvegitable]

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[LE Greys]

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There I go again.
Clacton
Both Hastings and Clacton leant their name to a class of multiple unit.

 

[4SRKT]

Acton (any one you like). Both rhyme with Bacton (village in Norfolk).

 

[generalvegitable]

Milton Keynes Central both are in towns (or boroughs) that have 7 stations

 

[Neilandrewhall]

Manchester Central Both Manchester Central and Milton Keynes Central have the word central :P

 

[atomicdanny]

Manchester Central Both Manchester Central and Milton Keynes Central have the word central :P

Although the former is closed though! Anyway

Clacton on Sea - Also a terminus!

 

[MCR247]

Ilford - another NXEA depot

 

[Neilandrewhall]

Frinton on Sea Station, On a branch line from Clacton ( More or Less Lol ) Within walking distance anyway

 

[scotsman]

Burnitsland - another station in a seaside town

 

[TomJ93]

Canley, both have roughly 196,000 annual passengers.

 

[Ibex]

Tipton - Both had level crossings until the WCML upgrade.

 

[scotsman]

Liverpool South Parkway also sees Class 350s and 390s regularly

 

[TomJ93]

Haddenham and Thame Parkway both parkways!

 

[Mojo]

Yate, also (re)opened in the 1980s.

 

[scotsman]

Lockerbie - both former LMS stations

 

[4SRKT]

New York. Both had planes crash into them

<gets coat>

 

[Peter Mugridge]

New York is not in the UK though...


I say...

Carstairs - another Scottish WCML station with a very low service level.

 

[scotsman]

New York. Both had planes crash into them

<gets coat>

That's not funny at all.