Station association

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Surbiton is the last station within Greater London on the main line out of Waterloo. The last station within Greater London on the main line out of Charing Cross is Knockholt.

 

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Knockholt station may be in Greater London, but the town is in Kent; another station bearing the name of a town across a county border at least in part is Haddenham & Thame Parkway in Buckinghamshire, with Thame lying in Oxfordshire.

 

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Aylesbury Vale Parkway is another DfT category E station managed by Chiltern Railways.

 

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LLANHILLETH was also opened in 2008.

 

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According to ORR statistics, Llanhilleth had 66,510 entries & exits during the 2022/23 annual estimate period.
The next most popular station on the National Rail network in the same period (with 66,606 entries & exits) was Minster.

 

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Ford is also located at one corner of a triangular junction.

 

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CAMELON is also located adjacent to a formerly-opening bridge across a waterway.

 

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Lea Green is another station which was re-opened at the end of the 20th century at a location close, but different to the original station's site.

 

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Eccleston Park is another DfT category E station within the Merseytravel area managed by Northern.

 

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Alsager was electrified in the 21st century

 

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Alsager is the first station from Crewe on the line to Stoke on Trent. Nantwich is the first station from Crewe on the line to Shrewsbury

 

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Hereford is another station located in England, but managed by Transport for Wales.

 

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Ashford International is another station served by one brand of a TOC and two other TOCs in 2019.

 

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Ebbsfleet International also has six platforms but with only four currently in use.

 

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Whitechapel also has multi-lingual station signage.

 

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Canada Water is another TfL owned station which is part of the national network.

 

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Tamworth is another station with platforms on two levels.

 

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Stafford is another station that is served by Avanti West Coast, Cross-Country and LNR services.

 

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Macclesfield is another DfT category C1 station managed by Avanti West Coast.

 

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Stone is also on the Stafford to Manchester Line.

 

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Lostock is also located where two passenger routes converge, but one of the routes doesn't have any platforms

 

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Walton (on Merseyside) has also now lost the historic Junction suffix from its name.

 

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Bromborough is another DfT category E station managed by Merseyrail.

 

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Bromborough station is on the former Cheater and Birkenhead Railway and opened in 1841. It is almost identical in architecture and layout to neighbouring station at Spital.

 

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Hindley also once had four platforms, now reduced to two.

 

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Handforth also has a "Friends of the Station" voluntary grouping.

 

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Hebden Bridge is another DfT category E station managed by Northern.

 

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If Hebden Bridge station is known for anything, it is for the fact that the station has been lovingly restored to its historical state. A station that also has been given a notably historic appearance is Hanwell.

 

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Rye is also Grade II listed.

 

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Ham Street is also on the Marshlink Line