The station opened as 'Fishguard Harbour' in August 1906, but wasn't the promoting private organisation at the time known as the "Fishguard & Rosslare Railways & Harbours Company"? Don't think the station was ever known by that clunky name!
Mentioned upthread several times already, including post #2.
Yeah, maybe the search functionality needs to be advertised more?
Yep. We've definitely had that station (i.e. Meadowhall) suggested already, upthread, and, I believe, more than once.
Indeed. Repetitions tend to start to occur when "trivia" type threads get so lengthy that they then extend over several pages.
Ford might as well be called Gaugemaster, so...
I’m going to guess that was going to be at their (now closed) Portsmouth site rather than the Hursley one that operations moved to in 2024?
IBM Railway Station is/was on the Inverclyde Line near Glasgow.
Nearer to Greenock? As the Wiki article states, there's not been any train service calling at the IBM railway station since 2018. The nearby IBM factory had already been closed for several years by then, I believe, and so patronage of the station had fallen away.
Interesting, but not a National Rail station, as the OP stipulated.
...and St. Peters (a church - private organisation?), University (Sunderland) and Airport (Newcastle) to continue the T & W Metro theme.
Surely the airport stations are named after the airport itself, as are most (maybe all) of the companies that run the airports? So the station and the company share a name (give or take the word "Limited" in the company name, but neither is actually named after the other.
In retrospect, combining the historic names of Ludgate Hill and Holborn Viaduct might have been more informative, but lacked the
