The "Name the Station" game

[Mcr Warrior]

Glazebrook?

 

[RDP]

Sherborne?

Glazebrook?

Neither of those.

Clue3: It is on an electrified line.

 

[Mcr Warrior]

Godley?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Ardwick?

 

[martinsh]

Cannock

 

[Trainguy34]

Folkestone West?

 

[RDP]

Godley?

Ardwick?

Cannock

Folkestone West?

None of those.

Clue 4: It is served by a single class of unit.

 

[martinsh]

Long Buckby

 

[ls2270]

Woolwich (Elizabeth Line)?

 

[RDP]

Long Buckby

Woolwich (Elizabeth Line)?

Neither of those.

Clue 5: This is a through station which replaced a nearby terminus part of which is incorporated into this station.

 

[RDP]

Looks like a bonus clue is needed.

Strangely considering its location and the intensive service this station is closed on Sundays.

 

[Y Ddraig Coch]

Bromley North. ( sorry if it doesn't fit all criteria, I'm out on a walk and am struggling with this one. Not my area.)

 

[RDP]

Not Bromley North but it is in London.

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Colchester Town?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Colchester Town?

Sorry forgot about the "It's in London" bit...

 

[RDP]

Sorry forgot about the "It's in London" bit...

Right first letter though.

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Got it!
City Thameslink

 

[RDP]

City Thameslink

Correct. To clarify clue 5 what was the entrance to the now defunct Holborn Viaduct station is now an entrance to City Thameslink.

your turn.

 

[DaventryRabbit]

OK so here we go...
This station is often thought of as being in a certain County when actually, its in a neighbouring County.

 

[RDP]

Burnham (Bucks)? Actually in what was Berkshire.

 

[Y Ddraig Coch]

Knighton?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Burnham (Bucks)? Actually in what was Berkshire.

Knighton?

Neither of these

Clue 2
It is situated on a busy Main Line close to a Important Junction which has a Flyover.

 

[D6130]

Bletchley?

 

[Purple Train]

Surbiton?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Nope

Clue 3
It has a 2 hourly stopping service as well as a roughly similar frequency Main Line London Service, but by different TOC's

 

[martinsh]

Kings Sutton ?

 

[DaventryRabbit]

Correct!
Well Done
To Clarify Clue 1, due to a bizzare Kink in the County Boundary, Kings Sutton Station is (by literally a few hundred Yards) actually in Northamptonshire, as opposed to Oxfordshire, which many people assume.

Over to You...

 

[martinsh]

Clue 1 : this station has two platforms

 

[Y Ddraig Coch]

Green Lane?

 

[-Colly405-]

Devon port?