Talk:UK railway stations – S

message: Currently the longest article. All it needs for a bit of management is some kind soul who is half proficient (or more) at dividing simple tables. Separate pages for "Sa-Sd", Se-..." are the ultimate solution if the "UK" remains the basic unit.
An alternative that comes to mind is a division by "country". But that would probably leave England still over 32kB under "S" AND would be quite inconsistent with the current UK railway stations arrangement, because any such split should be at the top level rather than at the level of individual initial letters.
Trainspotters, put your thinking-caps on! (I'll go back to "Railroad Tycoon", where 32 stations is the absolute maximum) :Robin Patterson 00:11, 18 Apr 2004 (UTC)
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message: Most alphabetical lists, including the Network Rail timetable, put stations beginning with St. as though it were expanded to Saint. I.e. St. Ives would come before Salford Central. Any objections to me moving them? --Tivedshambo 08:53, 2 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: St. in alphabetical order

message: I've removed the following entries:
| Southampton Docks ||  || 
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| Southampton Town Quay ||  || 
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| Southampton East Docks ||  || 
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| Southampton Royal Pier ||  || 
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| Southampton West Docks ||  || 
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because:
* I don't believe any of these railway stations actually exist
* They all have the same postcode, which cannot be right as the specified locations are not that near to each other
* The links to the live departure boards all give errors
* There hasn't been a rail connection to Town Quay or Royal Pier for many years now.
I may be going slightly too far here. I know that occassional passenger trains do operate (or have operated until recently) into the east docks to connect with Cunard line cruise ships at the QEII terminal. But I don't know which one of the above, if any, is supposed to represent that terminal. It is also just about possible that passenger trains operate into the west docks to connect with P&O cruise ships.  
If someone can clarify what is what, confirm passenger trains are operating, and correct the postode and departure links, I have no objection to reinstatement. -- Chris j wood 14:19, 22 February 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Non-existent stations in Southampton Docks 

message: I have removed two items from this list; Scrabster, deleted as it does not have a station and anyway links to Thurso, and Southsea hoverport, for which I have written an article as a Hoverport (which it is). I will scan the list and check for more stations when I can find my Anorak. Britmax 13:17, 11 June 2006 (UTC)
thread_title: Other Stations

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