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[Jenkins]

@Reynard and @Jenkins

Do you know if there is a railway station, in Suffolk, that has a level crossing at each end of a platform?

None immediately come to mind on the lines I regularly use. The closest is March where there's a level crossing immediately to the east of the station and another about 1/4 mile to the west.

Edited to add - For info, March is in Cambridgeshire so out of the Suffolk part of your question. Do you have any pics or is it a quiz question you've seen?

As an aside I can offer another oddity which is Attleborough station in Norfolk where the east and west bound platforms are either side of a level crossing.

 

[Reynard]

@Reynard and @Jenkins

Do you know if there is a railway station, in Suffolk, that has a level crossing at each end of a platform?

I'm stumped too, I'm afraid.

 

[Speicher]

On Thursdays there is a programme/podcast that I regularly watch called "Green Signals". This is a weekly broadcast about anything train related, including heritage railways, new networks etc.

At the end of the programme there is a quiz. This week's was, "Which mainline railway station in Britain has a level crossing at both ends of the platform?"

I first thought about Crianlarich, in Scotland. Someone looked up on goggle that it could be in Suffolk.

The prize is a "Green Signals" mug if you have the correct answer and your name is the first pulled out of the hat.

 

[Reynard]

Time to bank the fire for the night and hobble off upstairs to bed via a nice hot bath.

Nunnight one and all xxx