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Shenfield also sees services from new operator Greater Anglia.

 

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back to Manchester and Flowery Field which has 'field' in the name!

 

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West Worthing also is a doubler

 

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Swanwick, also opened in 1889

 

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Rochdale ditto.

 

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Sunderland, also consists on an island platform

 

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Hull also sees 180s.

 

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Doncaster, also served by First Hull Trains from London Kings Cross

 

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Preston is also a major hub with eight platforms.

 

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York, is another railway town which is a major hub

 

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Warrington Bank Quay also sees London being the next stop on fast services.

 

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Derby, another station where a major railway depot can be seen from the platforms

 

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Carlisle also has a second part to it's name that isn't used.

 

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Berwick-Upon-Tweed, another station near to the border between England and Scotland and where its probable to get a Scottish fiver in your change from Upper Crust!

 

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Durham is also a station with two platforms managed by East Coast.

 

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Chesterfield, a station where you can catch a glimpse of a famous place of worship

 

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Wellingborough is also a station with three platforms managed by East Midlands Trains that lies on the Midland Main Line and has regular direct services to London St Pancras via Bedford and Luton.

 

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Luton Airport Parkway, another station on the MML

 

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Southampton Airport Parkway is another simillarly named railway station

 

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Manchester Airport, another place where you can transfer onto a Boeing

 

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Grimsby Town is also a station with three platforms managed by First TransPennine Express.

 

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Southport, another station that smells of fish and chips

 

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Southend Central is the nearest station to Britain's other very long Pier.

 

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Southend Victoria, the other station in the same town

 

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London Victoria is also named similarly after the Queen herself some time ago.

 

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London Kings Cross, another London Termini with a regal name

 

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London Bridge is also a Network Rail managed station.

 

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Cardiff Central is also "missing" a platform. (LBG has no 7; CDF has no 5.)

 

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as is Manchester Piccadilly

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Cardiff Queen Street, another station where 37's used to growl out of filled to the rafters with cranks

 

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Birmingham New Street also is a Network Rail managed station.