Station association

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Falls of Cruachan is another station on the West Highland Line with only one platform.

 

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Corfe Castle also receives a service only in the Summer.

 

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Okehampton is also more frequently served by heritage services than conventional NR services.

 

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Bedminster is also a three-platform station that was opened in 1871.

 

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Lawrence Hill is also located 1 stop away from Bristol Temple Meads.

 

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Stapleton Road was also opened by the Bristol and South Wales Union Railway in 1863.

 

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South Ruislip is another 2 word station with the starting letters of ‘S’ and ‘R’.

 

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Greenford is another station which has interchange between National Rail and the Central Line.

 

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Castle Bar Park was also opened in 1904 by the Great Western Railway.

 

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Hanwell also has 2tph off-peak to West Ealing.

 

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Lowdham is also a Grade II listed railway station.

 

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Matlock Bath is also a DfT Category F2 station managed by East Midlands Trains.

 

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Whatstandwell was also opened by the Manchester, Buxton, Matlock and Midland Junction Railway in 1849.

 

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In the 1960s British Railways operated the Midland Pullman express diesel units between Manchester Central and London St Pancras. The Blue Pullman passed through, but did not call at, Whatstandwell. Another station which the Pullman passed without stopping is Chinley.

 

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Fairfield is another station that now has a lesser number of platforms than originally were available.

 

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Guide Bridge also had four platforms and is also served by the Glossop and Hadfield service

 

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Another station served by the Stockport to Stalybridge parliamentary is Reddish South.

 

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Shippea Hill also has a very low number of annual passenger entries and exits.

 

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Wymondham is also on the Breckland Line

 

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Tunbridge Wells also provides interchange to a nearby heritage railway.

 

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Gravesend is another station managed by Southeastern.

 

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Abbey Wood is also a DfT category C2 station that was opened in 1849.

 

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Whitechapel is another station that will be served by CrossRail services.

 

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Canada Water also has a 3-letter station code commencing with the letter "Z".

 

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West Hampstead also provides interchange between the Jubilee Line and London Overground.

 

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Sheffield also carried the suffix "Midland" for a time during the BR era.

 

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Preston is also a nine-platform station.

 

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Aviemore is also served by the Caledonian Sleeper.

 

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Kingussie is another station on the Highland Main Line that all trains stop at.

 

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Kingussie is one of the stations served by the Highland Chieftain, the daily service in each direction between London King's Cross and Inverness. The last station in England on the Northbound journey is Berwick-upon-Tweed.