Original sentence: Doniford Halt.Doniford Halt is a halt on the  West Somerset Railway, a heritage railway in Somerset, England.It was built in 1987 to serve the nearby Haven Holiday centre.The concrete platform itself was recovered from Montacute station, on the now-disused Yeovil to Taunton line.The shelter is an authentic Great Western Railway corrugated iron pagoda building which was reclaimed from Cove on the former Exe Valley line
Edited sentence: Doniford Beach Halt was opened on 27 June 1987 to serve the holiday camp built on the site of the nearby former Doniford army base.Doniford Halt railway station, sometimes known as Doniford Beach Halt, is a request stop situated on the  West Somerset Railway, a heritage railway in Somerset, England.It is situated by Helwell Bay on the outskirts of Watchet.The curved platform is situated on the north side of the line where it passes beneath the Watchet to West Quantoxhead coast road.The platform is built from concrete panels recovered from  on the former branch line from  to  and the shelter is a former Great Western Railway pagoda made from corrugated iron which was recovered from  on the Exe Valley Railway.The railwy line was originally opened in 1862 and closed in 1971, but it was reopened by the West Somerset Railway on 28 August 1976.Trains only call by request so passenegers waiting to join are asked to make a clear signal to the driver as the train approaches, and people wanting to alight need to inform the train’s guard in good time.West Somerset Railway - Doniford Halt