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End of the line: the strange afterlife of the London Underground on the Channel Islands (opens the original)
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On Alderney, the Northern Line terminates at a lighthouse. There is no soot-black tunnel, no stentorian voice announcing an approaching train and nobody attempting to wedge themselves between closing doors. Instead, two crimson-and-cream carriages of a distant vintage wait beside a strip of grass at Braye Road, their windows open to the warm air of the English Channel. Dating from 1959, this train looks as though she has pulled herself away from a breakers yard in the dead of night and decided t
A railway station serving almost nobody? This is the hidden corner of England that's worth seeing (opens the original)
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For a railway station that serves a local population of roughly zero, it was no real surprise to learn that arriving or departing from Shippea Hill posed timing issues that far more punctual and resourceful people than myself would struggle to resolve. On weekdays, there is one service a day that passes through this implausibly remote part of the Cambridgeshire Fens at just after seven in the morning. There are two services on Saturday and none at all on Sunday. According to the latest available
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