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	Loughborough Junction railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Loughborough Junction railway station is in Brixton, in the London Borough of Lambeth.
		When lines in the Southern Railway suburban network were electrified, some rationalisation of services again took place, and the Cambria Road platforms at Loughborough Junction were also closed on 12 July 1925.
		Loughborough Junction does not serve Loughborough in Leicestershire, which is on the Midland Main Line.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Loughborough_Junction_railway_station (414 words)

	Learn more about Loughborough in the online encyclopedia.
		It is off junction 23 of the M1, and is on the Midland Main Line between St Pancras station in London and Sheffield.
		Loughborough (pronounced 'luffbura' or 'luffbruh') is a town in Leicestershire, England.
		In 1991 the population of the town was 46,900, and it is the administrative centre for the Charnwood district.
	www.onlineencyclopedia.org /l/lo/loughborough.html (224 words)

	Railway Magazine Volumes 1 to 19
		The railways welcomed this hectic trade, much of which took place after the last shows on Saturday nights, that is early on Sunday mornings, and involved complex cross-country itineraries which gave spontaneous opportunities for actors to meet their fellows at remote junctions.
		Corrugated fireboxes on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
		Blackpool – the Brighton of the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway.
	www.steamindex.com /rlymag/rm1on.htm (12541 words)

	Rugby_railway_station
		When a junction was made with the Midland Counties Railway in 1840 a new station was built nearer the present station site although still slightly to the west.
		The scissor junction was an X shaped junction which allowed one train to pass another one already in the platform, and call into the same platform ahead of it, and allowed the train to the rear to pull out of the station.
		The railway station at Rugby in Warwickshire, England, was opened during the Victorian era, in 1885.
	www.freecaviar.com /search.php?title=Rugby_railway_station (968 words)

	Herne Hill railway station - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Herne Hill railway station is a railway station situated in Herne Hill in the London Borough of Lambeth, south London, England.
		The station was opened by the London, Chatham and Dover Railway, as part of its main access route to London Victoria station, on 25 August 1862.
		The station is above road level near the junction of five main roads.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Herne_Hill_railway_station (279 words)

	London Borough of Lambeth Coldharbour ward census information
		Brixton Tube Station, Brixton Railway Station and Loughborough Junction Railways Station are all in the ward as are Loughborough School, St John Angell Town School and Hillmead School.
		At the Junction with the A204 Effra Road the boundary turns north and meets with the A23 Brixton Road where it follows north until meeting again at the junction with Loughborough Road.
		Loughborough Road and Lilford Road bound Coldharbour to the north.
	www.lambeth.gov.uk /NR/exeres/1ACC0146-0B88-447F-AF9D-067BBC7A725C.htm (363 words)

	Railway Stations and Pub Names
		In other instances, a small station or junction might be built at a particular location mainly to suit the operational requirements of the railway, and a pub might be the most prominent local landmark after which to name it.
		When the railways were built, pubs were often built near stations to provide rest and refreshment for travellers, and facilities such as hire of carriages and horses to carry them betwen the railway and their final destination, which might be some distance away.
		Station built to serve a collection of small communities, the station was named after an inn on the Preston to Lancaster coach road, the New Bay Horse, opened in 1825 replacing an earlier inn.
	www.sinfin.net /railways/stations/pubs.html (5357 words)

	Lutheran Schools . Manhattan . Martin Luther
		The West End and Crystal Palace Railway was the original beginning of the London, Chatham and Dover Railway LCDR ; by 1860 it had a line running to Beckenham Junction railway station Beckenham Junction via Loughborough Junction railway station Loughborough Junction, to the north-west of the Crystal Palace site.
	www.uk.fraquisanto.net /Lutheran_Schools (586 words)

	KCARE Website - Map & Directions
		Loughborough Junction station, served by Thameslink trains from London Blackfriars via Elephant and Castle, is about 12 minutes walk from the hospital.
		The nearest railway station is Denmark Hill with regular direct rail links to central London at Blackfriars, London Bridge and Victoria, as well as to principal places in south east London such as Bromley South, Catford, Lewisham and Peckham Rye.
		The nearest underground stations are Elephant and Castle and Brixton.
	www.kcare.co.uk /Contacts/map.htm (174 words)

	East Brixton station, Brixton, London
		Opened by the London Brighton and South Coast Railway on the 13th August 1866, East Brixton Station was located on the east side of Barrington Road, 30m north of its junction with Coldharbour Lane, Brixton.
		Dec 2003 East Brixton station closed in 1976 and Brixton remains without access to this useful railway line - despite the promises made by the Mayor of London, Ken Livingstone in late 2003 (it was proposed that the disused platforms at Brixton station could be reopened to serve this line).
		The station was originally known as as Loughborough Park before being renamed Loughborough Park and Brixton in January 1870.
	www.urban75.org /railway/east-brixton.html (674 words)

	Contact and travel information
		The University is situated about 2 km west of Loughborough town centre and about 2 km east of Junction 23 on the M1 (look at these maps of Britain and of the campus).
		Loughborough is on the Midland Main Line, with frequent services from London (St Pancras) via Leicester to Sheffield, Derby and Nottingham.
		A frequent bus service (Kinch number 7) runs from the station to the campus and taxis are also available.
	www.lboro.ac.uk /departments/ph/other/contact.html (280 words)

	A History of the Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway, and the Charnwood Forest Railway Leicestershire
		The railway was adjudged to be bankrupt in 1885.
		The stations on the line are all built to a similar pattern, but Shackerstone is singularly attractive for the tree lined approach from the village.
		By 1909 the railway left the hands of the receiver and was a separate company until becoming part of the LMS in 1923.
	ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/ChrisSimmons/HaShortHistory.htm (739 words)

	Loughborough Junction
		Loughborough Junction station opened in 1863, followed by another station to its west, originally called Loughborough Park, later East Brixton.
		Station and a tangle of railway lines located halfway along Coldharbour Lane where Brixton meets Camberwell, deriving its name from Henry Hastings, first Baron Loughborough.
		Loughborough primary school, on Minet Road, opened as a ‘fresh start school in 2002, serving the Loughborough estate.
	www.hidden-london.com /loughboroughjn.html (214 words)

	Where to Find Us, InTheStudio Professional Jewellery Making Courses of between 1 and 5 days duration
		Loughborough, Nottingham and Derby Railway Stations can be accessed by taxi and bus.
		Exit at junction 24 onto the A6 towards Loughborough.
		Cross the M1 to the A6 Loughborough and Kegworth.
	inthestudio.co.uk /main/findus.html (230 words)

	egpropertylink.com - Industrial Property London SE24
		Loughborough Junction railway station is a two minute walk away, providing a regular service to numerous destinations including Elephant & Castle and London Bridge.
		Brixton (Victoria line) is the closest underground station at a distance of just over half a mile.
		The particulars given in respect of this property are believed to be correct but their accuracy cannot be guaranteed and they are expressly excluded from any contract.
	www.egpropertylink.com /EGPLProperty8007488.htm (176 words)

	Camberwell biography .ms
		It has a similar monumental impressiveness to Gilbert Scott's other local buildings, Battersea Power Station and the Tate Modern, although its simplicity is partly the result of repeated budget cuts during its construction: much more detail, including carved Gothic stonework surrounding the windows, was originally planned.
		Like much of inner South London, Camberwell was transformed by the arrival of the railways in the 1860s.
		The Maudsley Hospital, a renowned psychiatric hospital which was an international leader in developing specialist training in psychiatry, and its academic partner, the equally distinguished Institute of Psychiatry, are also close to Denmark Hill station.
	camberwell.biography.ms (433 words)

	Nylatex: How to find us
		Long Eaton railway station is on the Midland Mainline from London, St Pancras between Loughborough and Derby.
		The Nylatex premises are approximately 1 mile from Long Eaton railway station.
		At junction 1, leave the A50 and follow the B6540 for 2-3 miles, passing under the M1 and across the River Trent at Sawley.
	www.nylatex.com /directions.htm (486 words)

	All words on Great Central Railway
		The London Extension When it was operating, the London Extension began at Marylebone railway station in London, ran through northwest London including Wembley, and then diverged into a direct route towards Aylesbury and a new, less direct though less congested route via High Wycombe, joining the line from Marlow.
		Unlike any other railway line in Britain the line was built to the continental Berne Gauge which meant it could accommodate larger sized continental trains, in anticipation of traffic to a future Channel Tunnel.
		Its initial route ran from Manchester London Road station, across the Pennines via the Woodhead Pass to Sheffield, and onwards to Lincoln, Grimsby and (by ferry) Hull.
	www.allwords.org /gr/great-central-railway.html (1551 words)

	Links to UK Main Railways
		National Railway Museum The National Railway Museum is the largest railway museum in the world, boasting a host of railway icons and literally millions of artifacts, a history from Rocket to the Eurostar.
		Darlington Railway Centre and Museum A celebration of the part played by the railways in the history and development of the town and the major role which the town played in the development of those railways.
		Institute of Railway Studies Leading international centre for the study of the history and heritage of railways and other transport modes, a partnership between the NRM and the University of York.
	www.uklocos.com /moc/main-rlys.htm (5302 words)

	Subterranea Britannica: SB-Sites: Loughborough Junction Station (Cambria Road Spur Platforms)
		Platforms on the main line and on the Cambria Road Spur opened on the 1st December 1872 and at the same time the station was renamed Loughborough Junction.
		Station Name: LOUGHBOROUGH JUNCTION (Cambria Road Spur Platforms)
		The first station was just on the Brixton line spur opening as Loughborough Road in October 1864.
	www.subbrit.org.uk /sb-sites/stations/l/loughborough_junction/index.shtml (147 words)

	Tourist and Enthusiast Railways - East Midlands
		From the Midland Railway Centre station at Swanwick Junction (near Ripley) to Newlands Inn in the Golden Valley Country Park (1/3 mile, 0.5 km).
		The line as far as the junction with Network Rail in Loughborough (5½ miles, 8.9km) is owned by GCR(N) and sees a regular freight service, but only occasional passenger trains.
		Central station, Loughborough to Leicester North: about 8 miles (12.8 km).
	www.sinfin.net /railways/tourist/touristem.html (559 words)

	JAGS directions
		Herne Hill (Victoria and Thameslink) station is also within 15 minutes' walking distance, (or a four stop short journey on a 37 bus towards Peckham).
		The stop nearest to JAGS is by North Dulwich railway station.
		Visitors should turn left out of the station, left at the traffic lights into East Dulwich Grove and JAGS is on the left.
	www.jags.org.uk /jags/contacts/directions.htm (198 words)

	lo
		Locomotives of the London, Midland and Scottish Railway
	www.factsite.co.uk /en/wikipedia/l/lo (24 words)

	Ekiben
		First sold in 1885 at Utsunomiya Station (north of Tokyo), they were then, a simple meal of rice balls, with umeboshi filling, wrapped in a bamboo leaf.
		Many train stations have since become famous for their especially tasty ekiben, made from local food specialties.
		Today, many types of ekiben can be purchased; at stands in the station, on the platform, or on the train itself.
	free-download-soft.com /info/unix-development-tools-libraries-divers... (126 words)

	How to Get to the Great Central Railway
		Loughborough Central Station is on the left at the top of the bridge.
		By Car Loughborough Central Station is located south east of Loughborough town centre.
		Our ticket office staff can book a return taxi to the National Rail station for you, please ask upon arrival as taxis can be quite busy in the late afternoons.
	www.gcrailway.co.uk /access.htm (650 words)

	London Borough of Lambeth - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Herne Hill west of Herne Hill railway station
		This page was last modified 21:27, 27 October 2005.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Lambeth,_London,_England (101 words)

	Scitegic- Events
		Southbound motorway travellers should leave the M1 at Junction 24 and proceed along the A6 through Kegworth and Hathern, towards Loughborough.
		Northbound motorway travellers should leave the M1 at Junction 23 and proceed along the A512 (the University Campus is on your right).
		The British Rail station is 2 miles away and approximately 5 minutes by taxi from the AstraZeneca RandD Charnwood Site.
	www.scitegic.com /EUGM2003/astra_directions.html (177 words)

	Excite Deutschland - Newsgroups - Re: East London Line Project Questions - uk.railway
		The station name was, originally, Loughborough Road, after the adjacent road.
		I suspect that keeping the "Junction" in the name helps to keep it from being mistaken for Loughborough.
		The remains of the platforms are still there on the north to east curve.
	www.excite.de /newsgroup/my/message/body/uk.railway/2793250/132859 (121 words)

	SABRE - Road Lists - The First 99 - A60
		Anyway, the A60 begins where it always has, namely at a junction with the A6 near Loughborough railway station.
		A mile or so after these junctions the A6514 joins from the left: this is part of the Nottingham western ring road, but its number doesn't appear on the signs, and there's no sign to Loughborough for southbound traffic.
		In very early days the preferred way to Nottingham from Leicester was via Loughborough, the Fosse Way being narrow and lonely, a situation unhelpful to early motorists prone to breaking down in the middle of nowhere.
	www.sabre-roads.org.uk /roadlists/f99/60.shtml (1240 words)

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