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Langho is also a DfT category F2 station that was opened in 1850,

 

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The long-standing* Sunday Only DalesRail trains between Lancashire and the Settle & Carlisle line have been interrupted by COVID restrictions, but are schedule to resume on 15 May this year.

Amongst the stops by DalesRail services are Langho and Kirkby Stephen.

* - DalesRail trains were introduced in the BR era in 1974.

 

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Armathwaite also was designed by the Midland Railway company architect John Holloway Sanders.

 

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Langley Millis another station which closed in the era of the Beeching cuts, but was re-opened by BR in 1986.

 

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William Tunn was the Station Master at Langley Mill between 1926 and 1937. He moved to Langley Mill from Alfreton, where he'd been the Station Master between 1914 and 1926.

 

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Elephant & Castle is also a DfT category "E" station that was opened in 1862.

 

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Elephant & Castle and Vauxhall stations are both in London Travelcard Zones 1 and 2.

 

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Watford Junction is also a ten-platform station with a high DfT category rating of "B",

 

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Until 1996, services to Croxley Green used to operate from Watford Junction, calling at Watford High Street and Watford West along the way (and Watford Stadium Halt on matchdays).

 

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Stonebridge Park is also a DfT category "D" station on the Watford DC Line.

 

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Seven Sisters is another station served by both National Rail and London Underground trains where some (but not all) of the LU trains terminate.

 

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Seven Sisters station was constructed by the Great Eastern Railway on its Stoke Newington & Edmonton Railway and opened on 22nd July 1872. Another station opened on the same line and the same date was Bruce Grove.

 

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Springburn also saw introduction of electric rains in 1960.

 

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Rochdale also has both through and terminal platforms.

 

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Hebden Bridge is also a station served by Northern

 

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Hough Green is also a Grade II listed railway station.

 

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Humphrey Park is also on the Southern Route between Liverpool and Manchester.

 

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Bache was also opened in 1984 by British Rail.

 

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Most stations on the Merseyrail electric system are staffed from first train to last. Two which are unstaffed are Bache and Overpool.

 

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Neither Overpool or Eastham Rake have a taxi rank, although there are numbers for local firms displayed at the stations.

 

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Digby and Sowton was also opened by Railtrack in 1995.

 

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Digby and Sowton station is a short walk away from Sandy Park, the home of the Exeter Chiefs rugby team. Another station which serves a ground used for rugby (and football) is Coventry Arena.

 

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Bermuda Park was also opened by Network Rail in 2016.

 

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Stratford-upon-Avon Parkway also served by West Midlands Railway.

 

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Energlyn & Churchill Park was also opened in 2013 by Network Rail.

 

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At Energlyn & Churchill Park, FLIRT’s will directly replace Mk3 units, just as at London Liverpool Street.

 

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In the 1940s, as part of the New Works Programme, the London Underground's Central line extended eastwards to take over the former LNER services from Liverpool Street to Woodford, Hainault, Epping and Ongar. Over in the west, the Central line took over the GWR's West Ruislip line (though did meant to continue to Denham).

 

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Barmouth is another station which was under control of the Western Region after nationalisation, but was subsequently transferred to the LMR.

 

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Rowley Regis station also opened in 1867.

 

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In common with Rowley Regis, Hagley station also has a ramp for train access and Step free access to the platforms.