IanD
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Is Stourbridge Junction to Stourbridge Town a qualifier (pop. 64000 approx.)?
As it is mentioned in the opening post, I'd guess that it is.
Is Stourbridge Junction to Stourbridge Town a qualifier (pop. 64000 approx.)?
There's a fair few of them.Are there any services that just run from Llandudno to Llandudno Junction (or vv) ?
Are there any services that just run from Llandudno to Llandudno Junction (or vv) ?
Is Stourbridge Junction to Stourbridge Town a qualifier (pop. 64000 approx.)?
As it is mentioned in the opening post, I'd guess that it is.
Stirling to Alloa? Basically within the same area.
Alloa is not Stirling and Stirling is not Alloa, they are entirely separate towns. That's like suggesting the Aberdeen - Dyce or Glasgow Central - Paisley Canal services.
Alloa is not Stirling and Stirling is not Alloa, they are entirely separate towns. That's like suggesting the Aberdeen - Dyce or Glasgow Central - Paisley Canal services.
Brighton does not include Hove and Hove is not a part of Brighton. That's it's called Brighton and Hove.The half-hourly shuttle between Brighton and Hove.
Redhill and Reigate are two towns.Again, not entirely following the OP, but Reigate/Redhill comes fairly close.
Brighton does not include Hove and Hove is not a part of Brighton. That's it's called Brighton and Hove.
Not only that, with the two being separated by considerable open country, I believe it's even in a different county. Yeovil (and Pen Mill) is in Somerset whereas the Junction is just in Dorset, the boundary following the northern fence line of the railway.I don't think (from the perspective of the original quite specific question) that Yeovil Junction is actually in Yeovil...
Not only that, with the two being separated by considerable open country, I believe it's even in a different county. Yeovil (and Pen Mill) is in Somerset whereas the Junction is just in Dorset, the boundary following the northern fence line of the railway.
Sounds like a topic for a new trivia thread: "Stations in a different county to the town they serve"!
Not only that, with the two being separated by considerable open country, I believe it's even in a different county. Yeovil (and Pen Mill) is in Somerset whereas the Junction is just in Dorset, the boundary following the northern fence line of the railway.
Is there still an occasional Exeter St Davids to Exeter Central service, I know there was a daily one a few years ago?
Does Yeovill have a service just connecting Pen Mill and Junction?
Lichfield City and Lichfield Trent Valley. There is a high frequency service between the two.
Recent Wikipedia-tunneling led me to the page on the Ryde Pier Head station, and I noted that there is a daily night service (23:20) that terminates at Ryde St John's Road.
Ryde has a population of 23,999, so I suspect but don't know that it might be the smallest town in the UK to have a train service entirely within its borders? Stourbridge obviously comes to mind with its unusual service, and has 63,298 people.
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