railway station railway station railway station bristol exeter line miles southwest serving village england stations site called opened closed second station originally known long platform renamed long operational site partly long bypass local support station reopened possibly sited west possibly proposed development station bristol opened june engineered build originally broad gauge station named serving nearby village located embankment miles chains miles chains great western railway terminus london station opened uncertain butt railway stations states station opened line june quick railway passenger stations states opened june sources agree station closed january sources contain reference earlier date correct services originally provided great western railway behalf took passenger operations line remained open station closed opened station called closer bristol station later renamed line reconstructed mixed gauge june accommodate local traffic year later amalgamated great western railway took services broad gauge trains ceased operation second station station reopened great western railway called station devon exact date opening disputed sources state july september year located site station station basic halt feet platforms iron shelter lamp provided westbound platform small booking office present road platform estimated cost construction station renamed september closed october trace left site partly long bypass causeway future plans submitted reopen station development granted planning permission comprise houses businesses school spread hectares acres new station mile west original location university notes positive support station guarantee construction parish councillor opposes development supports reopening station station reopened greater bristol metro scheme rail transport plan approved july aims enhance transport capacity bristol area bristol exeter line currently electrified 21st century line london bristol electrified electrification extend bristol super mare group supports electrification continuing member parliament super mare john
Long Ashton railway station