Trivia: UK's station with least facilities

[pdeaves]

Beauly is reported to be shorter than Conon Bridge by 0.02m

For short platform lengths, look at http://www.railwaycodes.org.uk/stations/trivia.shtm#short (I am aware that Conon Bridge is missing; this should be added tonight!)

 

[Bovverboy]

New contender for next set of stats: IBM, zero - still officially open but service now suspended until further notice, no replacement bus.

For those of you, who, like myself, wouldn't have had a clue as to where IBM station is or was, here it is. Note that Wikipedia describes the station as 'closed', but it's still coming up on Realtime Trains.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_railway_station

 

[Y Ddraig Coch]

Following on from a "Guess the Station" entry, I now put forward Sampford Courtenay as clear winner..... A grass platform and......well that's it!!

 

[ForTheLoveOf]

I would have thought Denton, however it appears that Denton has some flower pots and a bench, so it's disqualified on that basis!

 

[SickyNicky]

How about Polesworth? On the accessible platform I don't think there's anything except lampposts. There's a shelter on the inaccessible platform (or used to be) - but that's no longer in use so presumably doesn't count.

 

[Gathursty]

Thornton Abbey is spartan. I could be cheeky and say Bare Lane!

 

[Ken H]

I have changed the title to reflect this but can you please ensure thread titles are descriptive and clear in future. Thanks

someone changed it...

 

[yorkie]

someone changed it...

Your original title was unclear and did not match what you later clarified your thread was meant to be about; please ensure that titles are descriptive in future, thanks.