Bletchley Station
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Bletchley Station
Image: © Stephen McKay Taken: 7 Jan 2012
This station on the West Coast Main Line lost some of its status in the 1980s when Milton Keynes Central was opened a few miles to the north. Nevertheless, it retains healthy commuter traffic and is also the starting point for trains to Bedford. The entrance is unusual in that it is the 'wrong' side of the line for access to the town centre. The group of men waiting by the main door were QPR supporters who had arrived here to attend an FA cup 3rd round match against MK Dons.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.994877
Longitude
-0.73661