Station association

[12CSVT]

Hackney Downs is also a very short distance from a station on a different line close to where the two lines cross

 

[Ivo]

Gidea Park also sees NXEA 315s en route to or from Liverpool Street.

 

[Eagle]

Church and Oswaldtwistle also has a pronunciation that confuses the hell out of me.

 

[Ivo]

Leyland is also a "local" station in what is actually a fairly large urban area that has NT services to Preston.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Warrington Bank Quay is also a four platform station on the WCML

 

[Class172]

Tamworth is also a 4 platformed station situated on the WCML.

 

[Robinson]

Highbury & Islington also has 2 lines running across each other.

 

[Eagle]

Stratford also has cross-platform interchange between National Rail and tube.

 

[Robinson]

Stratford is the 1st stop out of London on the Great Eastern section of NXEA. Bethnal Green is the 1st on the West Anglia section; the two are linked by tube (Central line) but not by direct trains.

 

[blackettstreet]

Peterborough is another station with overhead wires, and fast lines seperated from platform lines

 

[MidnightFlyer]

Grr, stealing Chuck Norris jokes!

Crewe could also be considered a glaring omission from London-Scotland trains.

 

[blackettstreet]

Bescot Stadium is also close to a depot

 

[Nym]

Ardwick, also massively close to a Depot...

 

[Robinson]

Bordesley is another inner-city station to receive a minimal service.

 

[12CSVT]

South Bermondsey is another station best avoided on days when the local football team are playing at home

 

[Eagle]

Fareham, another station where trains leave in both direfctions for different London termini.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Salisbury and Fareham are both stations built by the London and South Western Railway and currently managed by South West Trains.

 

[Ivo]

Birmingham New Street also has regular services to each of London, Bristol, Cardiff, Southampton and Exeter.

South Bermondsey is another station best avoided on days when the local football team are playing at home

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Leeds and Birmingham New Street are both major interchange stations that are managed by Network Rail.

 

[MidnightFlyer]

Carlisle also has a suffix that isn't used very much nowadays (Leeds City and Carlisle Citadel).

 

[Ivo]

And speaking of suffixes, Carlisle's may be little used but it is also unique - as is that of Dover Priory.

 

[Eagle]

Dover Priory has regular services to Victoria, Charing Cross and St Pancras, as does Euston

 

[dzug2]

Euston station had a doric arch, as does Birmingham (Curzon Street)

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Stockport and Birmingham (Curzon Street) are pre-1845 passenger railway stations.

 

[Robinson]

Perhaps not entirely surprisingly, Manchester Piccadilly is served by exactly the same operators (Northern, TPE, XC, Virgin, ATW and EMT) as Stockport.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

To keep on the same "unsurprising" connection theme......

Manchester Victoria and Manchester Piccadilly are inner-city stations connected by a tramway system (Manchester Metrolink).

 

[Class172]

Birmingham Snow Hill is another inner-city station that serves both terminating and through trains, as well as trams.

 

[Robinson]

Coatbridge Sunnyside also has a weather-related word in its name.

 

[Xenophon PCDGS]

Drumgelloch and Coatbridge Sunnyside are stations on the North Clyde Line.

 

[ValleyLines142]

Buckshaw Parkway, as this, like Drumgelloch, opened earlier this year.