Station association

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Caersws station was also built by The Newtown and Machynlleth Railway in 1863.

 

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Robertsbridge is also located next to a level crossing.

 

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Battle is the next station in a southerly direction on the Hastings Line from Robertsbridge.

 

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Battle was previously served by narrow bodied units due to the limited clearance in tunnels such as those either side of Tunbridge Wells

 

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There used to be a direct service between Tunbridge Wells and Eastbourne via Eridge and Hailsham.

 

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Liverpool Lime Street is also a Grade II listed terminus.

 

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Glasgow Central is another station which has platforms both above and below ground.

 

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The original train shed at Glasgow Queen Street is also a Category A listed building.

 

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Cardiff Queen Street also shares a suffix, and stands in the shadow of a "Central" station.

 

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Cardiff Queen Street is served by trains on five lines in the City of Cardiff. Of the twenty stations in Cardiff, fourteen are served by just one line; one of these is Birchgrove.

 

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Weston Milton was also opened by the Great Western Railway as a ‘Halt’ on an already existing line

 

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A redundant platform from Weston Milton was used in the construction of Lympstone Commando.

 

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Gypsy Lane was also opened by British Rail on 3 May 1976

 

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In the December 2025 timetable one train a day calls at Gypsy Lane starting at Hexham

 

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Earley is another DfT category D station where the first three letters of the station name is also the station code.

 

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According to Office of Rail and Road (ORR) statistics, only one ticket has been issued between Earley and Enfield Chase in the last seven years

 

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Bowes Park is another station proposed to be moved into the London Overground network

 

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Sandhills is an island platform with a turnback siding in close proximity

 

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Edge Hill is another DfT category E station in the City of Liverpool.

 

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Southall also featured in the BR S&T Safety Film Dead Serious About Safety

 

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Buckenham was also a May Day opener, on 1st May 1844, whereas Southall had opened 1st May 1839

 

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In 2024 Buckingham had a 100% record for on time arrivals, one of only 5 on the network, another is Coombe Junction Halt

 

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Bourne End is another GWR station where services reverse

 

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Carmarthen is another terminus which used to be a through station.

 

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The present Coseley station also opened in 1902 as a replacement for an earlier station on a different site

 

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Smethwick Rolfe Street is also on the Birmingham branch of the WCML

 

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Langley Green is another DfT category E station in the Metropolitan Borough of Sandwell.

 

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Langley Green was opened by the Great Western Railway on 1 May 1885. On the same day Hadley Wood was opened by the Great Northern Railway

 

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Chathill is another ECML station with just 1 TOC

 

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The original station building (now demolished) at Cramlington was also designed by John and Benjamin Green as part of their work for the Newcastle and Berwick Railway.