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Xenophon PCDGS · 26 Mar 2014

Beckenham Hill was also opened in 1892 by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway.

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cjp · 26 Mar 2014

Beckenham Junction station is also in Travel Zone 4

Xenophon PCDGS · 26 Mar 2014

East Croydon also offers interchange links to the Tramlink system.

Strathclyder · 26 Mar 2014

Partick is also a major transport hub.

andythebrave · 26 Mar 2014

Inverness also has a football team with 'Thistle' in its name.

cjp · 26 Mar 2014

Fort William is another final Caledonian Sleeper destination

Xenophon PCDGS · 27 Mar 2014

Mallaig is another station served by the steam locomotive hauled train called "The Jacobite"

cjp · 27 Mar 2014

Whitby is also the end of a line for steam trips

Xenophon PCDGS · 27 Mar 2014

Newquay is also a terminal station on a long branch line.

straller · 27 Mar 2014

Swale is another station with only one platform.

Xenophon PCDGS · 27 Mar 2014

Headstone Lane was also opened in 1913.

Strathclyder · 27 Mar 2014

Charing is also a DfT Category E station.

Xenophon PCDGS · 27 Mar 2014

Harrietsham was also opened by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway in 1884.

straller · 27 Mar 2014

Ashford International is another station with a tunnel of the same name on the HS1.

cjp · 27 Mar 2014

Stratford international

samogers · 27 Mar 2014

Shadwell is also on the DLR

Xenophon PCDGS · 27 Mar 2014

Mojo said:
Note that you should only reply with a station on the main BR network (e.g. not Underground or Preserved Railway) that is still open.

This extract from the rules would also rule out any use of the Dockland Light Railway, Croydon Tramlink, Glasgow Underground, Tyne and Wear Metro, Manchester Metrolink, Sheffield Supertram, Blackpool Tramway, Nottingham Express Transit, Midland Metro and the Liverpool Overhead Railway.
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samogers said:
Shadwell is also on the DLR

Wapping is also by London Overground

straller · 28 Mar 2014

Camden Road is another station North of Thames in Travelcard Zone 2 served only by the London Overground.

High Dyke · 29 Mar 2014

Manchester Oxford Road is another station with 'Road' in its name, as well seeing freight traffic pass through a busy suburban station.

straller · 29 Mar 2014

London Road (Brighton) is another station with two towns' names in it.

samogers · 30 Mar 2014

Preston Park is also one stop out of Brighton

straller · 30 Mar 2014

New Cross Gate is another station with an odd number of platforms one stop from a major terminus served by Southern.

samogers · 30 Mar 2014

West Croydon is also served by both London Overground and Southern and also shares part of its name with another station.

Xenophon PCDGS · 31 Mar 2014

Ilford was also opened in 1839 and also currently the holder of a DfT category of C2.

straller · 31 Mar 2014

Ramsgate also has a depot for the main EMU fleet of a TOC.

samogers · 31 Mar 2014

Canterbury West is also served by Southeastern high-speed as well as southeastern themselves

straller · 31 Mar 2014

Canterbury East is another station in Canterbury with 2 platforms and operated by 375s.

High Dyke · 1 Apr 2014

We now move to Scotland where we find Pollokshaws East (there is also a Pollokshaws West on a different line, much the same as Canterbury).

deltic1989 · 2 Apr 2014

Carstairs is also composed of a single island platform, with OHLE.

Strathclyder · 3 Apr 2014

Lenzie was also opened in 1848.

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