Unique services

[Death]

Looe branch - the only route where the majority of trains reverse just outside a station (Coombe), with very few trains running into the platform to reverse despite only being about 7 or 8 coach lengths beyond the junction.

I'll add another one for the Looe shuttle...

...It's the only service in the World to terminate at a station named after an item of bathroom furniture!

 

[W-on-Sea]

Sorry to be so obvious (and not even to think of translations into other languages, as I was about to)... but, well, only if no trains ever terminate at Bath....

 

[martinsh]

Glasgow Underground - only narrow gauge line with year round service in the UK

 

[Peter Mugridge]

Glasgow Underground - only narrow gauge line with year round service in the UK

What about the Hythe Pier Railway? I'm pretty sure that works all the year round?

 

[Death]

but, well, only if no trains ever terminate at Bath....

I can't believe I completely missed that! hock:
(Although I think I might have a reasonable excuse: I never use the bath...I much prefer showers ye see! )

I was originally going to label the Looe shuttle as being the only service that winds up in a big pile of sh*t...But then I remembered the hundreds of commuter services into London every morning!

 

[W-on-Sea]

The Southend pier railway runs all year round too!

 

[12CSVT]

I'll add another one for the Looe shuttle...

...It's the only service in the World to terminate at a station named after an item of bathroom furniture!

Bognor Regis ?

 

[317666]

The 20:15 Newhaven Marine - Lewes. The only train a day to serve Newhaven Marine, and even then you can't get on or off for safety reasons

 

[Statto]

Four Oaks to Longbridge, New St to Coventry, New St to Wolverhampton, Birmingham International to Walsall, Nottingham to Cardiff Central, New St to Leicester......

Well, you get the gist.

Also Merseyrail Wirral line as trains run as a circular, West Kirby-West Kirby/New Brighton-New Brighton & Ellesmere Port-Ellesmere Port

 

[Any Permitted]

How about XC's services from Newcastle/York to Southampton which reverses formation twice during the journey?

I may have gotten the wrong end of the stick but don't EMT'S Norwich - Liverpool services reverse at Ely and Sheffield too?