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12CSVT

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Dovey Junction is a very isolated station served almost exclusively by class 158 units
 
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Salisbury was a station built by the London and South Western Railway and is managed by South West Trains and has 6 platforms, similar to Woking (who only has 5 of its 6 platforms in use).

... And Salisbury only has four of its in use ;) - Woking does have all six in use, the first PMH train on a Saturday morning uses the little-used bay p6.
 

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Yarm is a 2 platform station, managed by First TransPennine Express, as is Middlesbrough.
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... And Salisbury only has four of its in use ;) - Woking does have all six in use, the first PMH train on a Saturday morning uses the little-used bay p6.

Not many forum members are lucky to have their own personal pedant as I do :D:D
 

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Filton Abbey Wood - also opened in 1996.
 

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I don't mind the non-railway connection every so often, it was just in the past it was literally every connection being along those lines.

Penzance - also has more platforms than it does trains per hour (on average)
 

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Bescot (Stadium) - in British Rail days the station was an ideal vantage point for a motive power depot.
 

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