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Fearann Anna CRP Helensburgh Renton Bathgate Central Bearsden Glasgow - Anniesland 57 Craigendoran Bishopbriggs Dalreoch Glaschu - Fearann Anna Cardross Armadale Dumbarton Central Kingsknowe Dumbarton East Newcraighall Bowling Ashfield Talla na Creige Nuadh Achadh an Kilpatrick Maryhill Greenfaulds Blackridge Drumry Westerton Cnoc Màiri Gilshochill Uinnsinn Stepps Gartcosh Berwick-upon-Tweed Dalmuir Singer Drumchapel Summerston Possilpark & Caldercruix Parkhouse Wester Hailes Kelvindale Pàirc Phosail & Springburn Barnhill Clydebank Dail Cheilbhinn Taigh na Pàirce Yoker Anniesland St George’s Cross Kelvinbridge Alexandra Parade Drumgelloch Shawfair Garscadden Fearann Anna Hillhead Cowcaddens Scotstounhill Kelvinhall Borders Railway (BRCP) Buchanan Street High Duke Street Jordanhill Partick Street Airdrie Curriehill Hyndland Rèile nan Crìochan (BRCP) Charing Queen Street Bellgrove Carntyne Shettleston Garrowhill Easterhouse Blairhill Coatbridge Coatdyke Cross Sràid na Banrighinn Sunnyside 50 Edinburgh Waverley - Tweedbank Coatbridge Central Exhibition Waverley Dhùn Èideann - Tweedbank Eskbank Centre GLASGOW Govan GLASCHU Fort Greenock Port Glasgow Central Argyle Kirknewton Chathill Matilda Central Bogston Langbank Ibrox Anderston Meadhan Street Cessnock Bridgeton Gourock Greenock Cartsdyke Woodhall Bishopton St Enoch West Whinhill Kinning Park Bridge Street Dalmarnock Newtongrange Drumfrochar Shields Road Livingston South Hillington Hillington East Rutherglen Branchton Paisley West Cardonald West Street Carmyle Mount VernonBaillieston Bargeddie Kirkwood I.B.M. St James Whifflet West Calder Inverkip Addiewell Paisley Pollokshields West Gilmour Street Pollokshields East Alnmouth Wemyss Bay Dumbreck Breich Johnstone Crossmyloof Queens Park Corkerhill Cambuslang Gorebridge Crois MoLiubha Crosshill Fauldhouse Mosspark Mount Florida Maxwell Park Milliken Park Crookston Shotts Cathcart Hawkhead Pollokshaws West Paisley Pollokshaws an Iar Shawlands Hartwood Largs Canal Howwood Croftfoot Kirkhill Newton Cleland Kennishead Pollokshaws East Langside King’s Park Burnside Stow Lochwinnoch Uddingston Carfin Priesthill & Darnley Acklington Cnoc an t-Sagairt & Darnley Fairlie Bellshill Holytown Glengarnock Thornliebank Nitshill Blantyre West Kilbride Dalry Giffnock Muirend South West Glasgow CRP Motherwell Galashiels Ardrossan Ardrossan South Beach Barrhead Hamilton Shieldmuir Harbour Stevenston KilwinningIar-Dheas Ghlaschu CRP Cnoc a’ Bharra Williamwood Clarkston West Wishaw 52 Dunlop Whitecraigs Busby Ardrossan Saltcoats Crossmyloof - Barrhead Widdrington Neilston East Kilbride Hamilton Town Crois MoLiubha - Cnoc a’ Bharra Central Carluke Thorntonhall Airbles Irvine Stewarton Patterton Hairmyres Carstairs Chatelherault Tweedbank Kilmaurs Barassie Merryton Kilmarnock Lanark Larkhall Troon Pegswood Abbey Line CRP 1 Auchinleck Prestwick International Airport New Cumnock Prestwick Town Morpeth Barton Cleethorpes CRP 2 Kirkconnel Newton-on-Ayr Ayr Inbhir Air Sanquhar Bishop Line CRP 3 Cramlington Maybole Am Magh Baoghail Dumfries Monkseaton Whitley Bay Girvan West Monkseaton Inbhir Gharbhain Lockerbie Shiremoor Cullercoats SAYLSA Annan Bittern Line CRP 4 Northumberland Park Barrhill Tynemouth Cnoc a’ Bhàrra 39 Stranraer - Ayr Benton Palmersville An t-Sròn Reamhar - Inbhir Air Tyne Valley Callerton Parkway Kingston Park Wansbeck Road Longbenton Newcastle International Airport Four North Shields Gretna Green Lane Stranraer Bank Foot Fawdon Regent Centre Ends Meadow Well An t-Sròn Reamhar CRP Percy Main 42 South Gosforth Howdon Hadrian Road Newcastle - Carlisle Ilford Road South Shields Wallsend Borderlands Line Rail Partnership 5 West Jesmond Chichester Walkergate Tyne Dock Jesmond Chillingham Road Simonside Haymarket Byker Bede Manors Carlisle Monument Jarrow St. James Hebburn Gateshead Felling Pelaw Fellgate Brockley Whins Wetheral Brampton Haltwhistle Bardon Mill Haydon Bridge Hexham Corbridge Riding Mill Stocksfield Prudhoe Wylam Blaydon Metro Centre Dunston Gateshead Stadium Heworth Wigton Dalston Newcastle East Boldon Borders Railway (BRCP) 50 Central Aspatria Seaburn Stadium of Light Maryport NEWCASTLE Armathwaite St. Peter’s Chester-le-Street Sunderland Flimby Park Lane University Cambrian Rail Partnership 6 Millfield Workington South Hylton Pallion Seaham Durham Lazonby & Kirkoswald Harrington Bishop Auckland Hartlepool Chester - Shrewsbury Rail Partnership 7 Shildon Seaton Carew Parton Newton Aycliffe Billingham Langwathby Heighington Stockton Whitehaven North Road British Steel Redcar Bishop Line Thornaby Middlesbrough Redcar East Marske Darlington Saltburn Clitheroe Line CRP 8 South Bank Redcar Longbeck Corkickle Dinsdale Tees-side Airport Allens West CRP Eaglescliffe Central 3 James Cook Appleby Darlington - Bishop Auckland Marton Penrith North Lakes St Bees Gypsy Lane Yarm Nunthorpe Castleton Kildale Moor Lealholm Egton Sleights Conwy Valley Rail Initiative 9 Cumbrian Coast Great Ayton Whitby Commondale Danby Glaisdale Grosmont Ruswarp Nethertown Line CRP Battersby 12 Kirkby Stephen Braystones Carlisle - Whitehaven - Barrow Lakes Line CRP Sellafield Cotswold Line Promotion Group 10 26 Scarborough Windermere - Oxenholme Esk Valley Railway Seascale Garsdale Development Co Seamer Windermere 17 Drigg Middlesbrough - Whitby Crewe - Manchester Line CRP 11 Ravenglass for Eskdale Staveley Settle - Carlisle Railway Bootle Burneside Dent Development Co Filey Silecroft 35 Kendal Settle - Carlisle Millom Cumbrian Coast Line CRP 12 Green Road Northallerton Hunmanby Ribblehead Foxfield Furness Line Oxenholme Lake District Kirkby-in-Furness CRP Askam 19 Derwent Valley Line CRP 13 Carnforth - Barrow-in-Furness Bempton Malton Barrow-in-Furness Horton-in-Ribblesdale Roose Dalton Thirsk Wennington Ulverston Cark Kents Bank Grange- Arnside Silverdale over-Sands Bridlington Devon & Cornwall Rail Partnership 14 Carnforth Bentham Settle Clapham East Hampshire CRP 55 Giggleswick Nafferton Morecambe
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