Clunderwen railway station
Clunderwen railway station serves the village of Clynderwen () in Pembrokeshire, Wales. The station is unmanned. It is a request stop. History. The South Wales Railway was extended from to on 2 January 1854, and among the original stations was one known as "Narberth Road for Cardigan and Tenby"; this was simplified to "Narberth Road for Cardigan" in 1863. The station was renamed "Clynderwen" on 1 December 1875, being named after the Clynderwen Estate, which included property in the area around the station; a previous suggestion to use the parish name "Llandisilio" was rejected. The Narberth Road and  Maenclochog Railway (NR&MR) opened in 1876, the junction of that line being to the west of Clynderwen station; and the NR&MR trains to used a bay at the eastern end of the up side of the station. Initially trains had to reverse in and out of the platform, but with the extension of the Rosebush line to by the North Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Railway (NP&FR) in 1895 (the NP&FR having taken over the NR&MR), the layout at Clynderwen was improved. There have been several subsequent amendments to the station's name: to "Clynderwen Halt" on 6 September 1965; reverting to  Clynderwen on 5 May 1969; and finally becoming "Clunderwen" on 12 May 1980. Services. InterCity 125 services ran through Clunderwen to Milford Haven until the early 1990s, terminating in 1994. Trains that stop here go to Milford Haven westbound and to Swansea, Cardiff Central, Crewe and Manchester Piccadilly eastbound. A basic two-hourly frequency runs Mon-Sat, with fewer trains on Sundays.