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Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Abbey Street Junction WF01, WF02 Abbey Wood WC02 Abbeyhill Jn GC01, GF04 Abbotswood Jn PB02, PB06, PF08 Aber PD01 Abercwmboi PD01, PF14 Abercynon PD01, PF14 Aberdare PD01, PF14 Aberdeen GC05, GF06, GF08 Aberdeen Clayhills Car.M.D GC05 Aberdeen Craiginches (DRS) GF06 Aberdeen Craiginches FHH GF06 Aberdeen Ferryhill Jn GC05 Aberdeen Sig A27 GC05 Aberdeen Waterloo GF06, GF08 Aberdeen Waterloo (Gbrf) GF06 Aberdour GC04 Aberdovey CC06 Abererch CC06 Abergavenny PB07, PF12 Abergele & Pensarn CF01 Aberthaw PB03, PD01, PF14 Aberthaw AW222 PF14 Aberthaw AW231 PF14 Aberthaw Power Station EWS PF14 Aberthaw Rec Sdgs PF14 Aberystwyth CC06 Abington GA01, GF01 Accrington CL06, CZ13 Achanalt GC06 Achnasheen GC06 Achnashellach GC06 Acklington YA04 Page 1 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Acle LA03, LD02 Acocks Green CG02 Acton Bridge CE01, CZ01 Acton Canal Wharf CY16, LC02, LD06 Acton Central LC02 Acton Grange Jn CE01, CF01, CZ01, CZ02, CZ12 Acton Lane Reception Sdgs CY16 Acton Main Line LD06, PA01, PF01 Acton T.C. LD06, PF01 Acton Wells Jn LC02, LD06, PA01, PF01 Acton West PA01, PF01 Adderley Park CC03 Addiewell GC01 Addlestone WH03 Addlestone Jn WG02, WH03, WK05 Adisham WA04 Adlington (Cheshire) CM01 Adlington (Lancashire) CL01 Adswood Road Jn CM01, CZ05 Adwick YE02, YH11 Adwick Jn YE02, YH11 Agecroft South Jn CZ08 Aigburth CF07 Ainsdale CF07 Aintree CF07 Airbles GA01, GF01 Airdrie GA09, GC02 Airdrie C.S. GA09 Ais Gill CE06, CZ04 Aish Emergency Crossover PC04, PF17 Albany Park WC02 Albrighton CC05 Alderley Edge CM01, CZ05 Page 2 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Aldermaston PA03 Aldershot WG02, WH03, WK05 Aldershot North Jn WG02, WH03 Aldershot South Jn WH03 Aldrington WE02 Aldwarke Jn YE01, YH09 Aldwarke Jn Sig S738 YH09 Aldwarke U.E.S. YH09 Aldwrml YH09 Alexandra Dock Jn. T.C. PF11 Alexandra Palace YA01, YH01 Alexandra Parade GA09 Alexandria GA09 Alfreton CJ03, CY04 Allanton Loop GA02 Allbrook WG01, WK06 Allens West YD01 Allerton D.M.U.D. CE03 Allington A.R.C. Sdg. WK03 Allington East Jn YA05 Allington Jn YA05, YH18 Allington North Jn YA05 Alloa GC03, GF06 Alloa Loop GF06 Alness GC06 Alnmouth for Alnwick YA04, YH03 Alresford (Essex) LA02 Alrewas L.C. CC01, CC02, CY09 Alsager CB04, CY10 Alstone C. Sidings PB02 Althorne LA01 Althorpe YE06 Altnabreac GC06 Page 3 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Altofts Jn YE03, YE04, YH10 Alton WG02, WK05 Altrincham CF03 Alvechurch CC02 Ambergate CC01 Ambergate Jn CC01, CY03 Amberley WE02 Amersham CG01 Amington Junction CB03, CY18 Ammanford PB09 Ancaster YA05 Anderston GA09 Andover WG04, WK06 Anerley LC03, WF01 Angel Road LB01 Angerstein Wharf WK03 Angerstein Wharf (Bardon) WK03 Angerstein Wharf (Tarmac) WK03 Angmering WE02 Annan CZ03, GA03, GF02 Annbank GF02 Anniesland GA09, GA12 Ansdell & Fairhaven CL07 Apperley Jn YG05, YH12 Appleby CE06, CZ04, YH12 Appledore (Kent) WE03, WK02 Appleford PA04 Appleford L.C. PF05 Appleford Sidings PF05 Applehurst Jn YH04, YH11 Appley Bridge CL01 Apsley CB02 Arbroath GC05, GF06 Page 4 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Ardgay GC06, GF08 Ardingly WK04 Ardlui GA10, GF07 Ardrossan Harbour GA05 Ardrossan South Beach GA05, GF03 Ardrossan Town GA05 Ardwick CM03 Ardwick Jn CM02, CM03, CZ05, CZ06 Ardwick T.M.D CM03 Argyle Street GA09 Arisaig GA10 Arkleston Jn GA05, GF03 Arksey Loop YH02 Arlesey YA02 Armadale GC02 Armathwaite CE06 Armley Junction YG05 Arnside CE05, CZ14 Arpley Jn CZ02, CZ09 Arpley Sidings CZ02 Arram YG06 Arrochar & Tarbet GA10, GF07 Arundel WE02 Arundel Jn WE02 Ascot WH03, WK05 Ascott‐under‐Wychwood PB05 Ash WH03 Ash Bridge Junction CL04, CZ06 Ash Vale WG02, WH03, WK05 Ashburys CL05, CM03, CZ06 Ashburys S.S. CZ06 Ashchurch for Tewkesbury PB02, PF08 Ashchurch MOD (Army) PF08 Page 5 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Ashchurch Signal G453 PF08 Ashchurch War Dept. G.F. PF08 Ashfield GA12 Ashford (Surrey) WH03 Ashford Down Sidings WA02 Ashford Down Yard WA02 Ashford Down Yd Washer Rd WA02 Ashford East Berthing Sdgs WA02 Ashford East Jn (CTRL) WA02, WA07 Ashford International WA01, WA02, WA03, WA07, WE03, WK02 Ashford Up Sidings WA02 Ashford West Jn (CTRL) WA02, WA07 Ashford West Junction WA02 Ashington Jn YH08 Ashley CF03 Ashtead WF02, WH01 Ashton In Makerfield K.S. CZ02 Ashton Junction PF17 Ashton Moss North Jn CL03, CL04, CZ06, CZ10, YG01 Ashton‐under‐Lyne CL03, YG01 Ashurst WF03 Ashurst Jn WF03 Ashurst New Forest WG01 Ashwell & Morden YA02 Askam CE05, CZ14 Aslockton CJ03 Aspatria CE05 Aspley Guise CB07, JS1F, JS1R Astley CL02, CZ08 Aston CC02, CC04, CY13 Athelney Crossing PC03, PF07 Atherstone CB03 Atherton CL01 Page 6 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Attadale GC06 Attenborough CJ02, CJ99 Attenborough Jn CJ02, CJ03, CJ99, CY08 Attleborough LB03, LD02 Attleborough Jn CB03, CY18 Attleborough North Jn CB03, CY18 Auchengray GC01, GF04 Auchinleck GA03, GF02 Audley End LB02, LD01 Aughton Park CF07 Aviemore GC03, GF08 Avoncliff PC02 Avonmouth PC01 Avonmouth BBHT Coal Silos PF09 Avonmouth Bennets Siding PF09 Avonmouth No. 5 Wharf EWS PF09 Avonmouth Ntl Pwr Silo 1 PF09 Avonmth Chittening Estate PF09 Awre PB03, PF08, PF11 Axminster WG04 Axminster East Junction WG04 Axminster West Junction WG04 Aylesbury CG01, CY12 Aylesbury North Loop CY12 Aylesbury Vale Parkway CG01, CY12 Aylesford WC03, WK03 Aylesham WA04 Aynho Jn CG01, CG02, CY11, CY12 Ayr GA05, GA06, GF02 Ayr C.S.D. GA05 Ayr Sig. PA335 GF02 Ayr Sig. PA853 GA05 B Babworth Loop YH02 Page 7 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Bache CF05 Baglan PB03 Bagshot WH03 Baguley Fold Jn CL03, CL05, CZ06, CZ10 Bagworth Jcn CY07 Bagworth Jn Refuge Sdgs CY07 Baildon YG05 Baillieston GA02 Balcombe WE01 Balcombe Tunnel Jn WE01, WK04 Baldhu PC05 Baldock YA02 Balham WF01, WF03, WK04 Balloch GA09 Balmossie GC05 Balshaw Lane CE01, CE02, CZ02, CZ03 Bamber Bridge CL06 Bamford CM03, CZ06 Bamfurlong Jn CE01, CL02, CZ02, CZ08 Banavie GA10 Banbury CG01, CG02, CY11 Banbury Jn. CY11 Banbury North S.B. CG02, CY11 Banbury Reservoir Rland A CY11 Banbury South SB CG02 Bangor (Gwynedd) CF01, CZ11 Bank Hall CF07 Bank Jn GF02 Banstead WF02 Barassie GA05 Barassie C.E. GF02 Barassie Jn GA05, GF02, GF03 Barassie Yard FHH GF02 Page 8 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Bardon Hill Quarry CY07 Bardon Hill Quarry FHH CY07 Bardon Mill YD03 Bare Lane CE02, CZ13 Bargeddie GA02 Bargoed PD01, PF14 Barham LD05 Barking LC01, LC02, LD03, LD07 Barlby Loops YH05 Barming WA03 Barmouth CC06 Barnby Dun Rockware Glass YH04 Barnehurst WC02, WK03 Barnes WH02, WK05 Barnes Bridge WH02 Barnetby YE06, YH04 Barnham WE02 Barnhill GA09 Barnhill (Perth) GC03, GF06 Barnsley YE03 Barnstaple PC03 Barnt Green CC02, CY09, PB02, PF08 Barnwood Jn. PB02, PF08 Barrhead GA04 Barrhill GA06 Barrow C.S. CE05 Barrow Haven YE06 Barrow Hill North Jn YH09 Barrow Ramsden Dock CZ14 Barrow Road A.C.C. R.T.S PF10 Barrow Upon Soar CJ02, CJ99 Barrow‐in‐Furness CE05, CZ14 Barry PB03, PD01, PF14 Page 9 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Barry Docks PD01 Barry Docks ABP Shipment PF14 Barry Island PD01 Barry Links GC05 Barthomley Jn CB04, CE01, CY10, CZ01 Barton & Broughton Pass Lp CE02, CZ03 Barton Under Needwood N Jn CC01 Barton Under Needwood RSMD CC01 Barton Under Needwood S Jn CC01 Barton‐on‐Humber YE06 Basildon LC01 Basingstoke WG01, WG04, WG07, WK06 Basingstoke Bartn Ml C.S.D WG01 Basingstoke Down Yard WG01 Basingstoke Sig Be547 WK06 Bat & Ball ZZ01 Bath Goods Loop PF10 Bath Spa PC01, PF10 Bathampton Jn PB01, PC01, PC02, PF06, PF07, PF10, PF17 Bathgate GC02 Bathgate East Jn GC02 Bathgate LMD GC02 Bathgate Sig 2031 GC02 Batley YG01 Battersby YD02 Battersea Loop WK01 Battersea Park WB01, WF01 Battersea Pier Jn. WF01 Battersea Pier Staff Halt WF01 Battle WA05 Battlesbridge LA01 Bayford YA01 Beaconsfield CG01 Page 10 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Beam Mill Jn. YH17 Bearley CG03 Bearley Jn CG03 Bearsden GA09 Bearsted WA03 Beasdale GA10 Beattock GA01, GF01 Beattock Summit GA01, GF01 Beaulieu Road WG01 Beauly GC06 Bebington CF05 Beccles LA03 Beckenham Hill WB01 Beckenham Junction WB01, WC01, WF03 Bedford CB07, CJ01, CJ02, CJ99, CY01, CY19, JS1F, JS1R Bedford C S CJ01 Bedford Cauldwell Depot CJ01 Bedford North Jn. CJ01, CJ02, CJ99, CY01 Bedford North Sidings CJ01 Bedford South Jn. CJ01, CJ02, CJ99, CY01 Bedford St Johns CB07, CJ01, CY19, JS1F, JS1R Bedford St Johns G.L. CY19 Bedhampton WG03 Bedlington Nth. L.C. YH08 Bedl'ton Furnaceway Sdgs YH08 Bedminster PC01 Bedworth CB03 Bedworth Ground Frame CY05 Bedworth Murco Sdgs CY05 Bedwyn PA03, PF04 Beechbrook Farm Loop WK02 Beechgrove GF PF07 Beeston CJ02, CJ99 Page 11 of 146 Network Rail Working Timetable Station Index May 2017 Station Table(s) A Beeston Castle & T. S. B. CF01, CZ11 Beeston Sidings CY08 Beeston Sims Mcintyre Ltd CY08 Beeston South Jn CJ02, CJ99, CY08 Beighton Jn YE01, YE07, YH09 Bekesbourne WA04 Belasis Lane S.B. YH06 Belford L.C. YA04, YH03 Belle Isle YA01 Belle Vue CM03 Bellgrove GA09 Bellingham WB01 Bellingham Siding WB01 Bellshill GA01 Bellwater Jn. S.B. YA05 Belmont WF02 Belmont Down Yard YH02 Belper CC01 Beltring WC03 Belvedere WC02 Bempton YG06 Ben Rhydding YG05 Benfleet LC01 Benhar Jn GA01, GC01, GF04 Bentham CE06 Bentley WG02, WK05 Bentley (S.Yorks) YE02 Bentley Heath Crossing CG02, CY11 Bentley Jn YE06, YH04 Benton Nth Jn YH03, YH08 Bere Alston PC05 Bere Ferrers PC05 Berkeley C.E.G.B.
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