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 | | Woodhall Junction was renamed as such on 10 July 1922, though the station was not then "new." Morebath Junction Halt opened on 1 December 1928 and Stoke Junction Halt on 17 July 1932 but in these cases it might be questioned whether "Junction" was being used as a suffix. |
 | | The return journey by coach to the station reveals that, with it being positioned to the east of the dual carriageway, it is necessary to head by road back to the main line itself, pass over it, negotiate a roundabout and recross the line in order to return south to Heathrow Junction. |
 | | An easy cross-platform interchange is made at the Junction station with a fleet of FastTrain road coaches that whisk passengers via Europe's first dedicated motorway bus lane along the M4 spur road to Terminals 1, 2, 3 or 4. |
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