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Banbury, Haltwhistle, Hindley and Irlam in the race to be crowned World Cup of Stations 2026 champion

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  • Four stations in the North West and West Midlands are among 20 shortlisted across Britain for World Cup of Stations 2026
  • This year’s competition celebrates “The stations creating connections that matter”
  • Public voting runs from Monday 12 to Sunday 18 October, with the winner announced on Tuesday 20 October
  • Get behind your favourite station at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
 
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This is a discussion space for observing and documenting old urban rail traces in cities. It focuses on careful route reading, field notes, and photographs rather than speculation presented as fact.

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