First Great Western train speeds through Hendre Road level crossing, Pencoed
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First Great Western train speeds through Hendre Road level crossing, Pencoed
Image: © Jaggery Taken: 9 Nov 2014
The express train to London Paddington does not stop at Pencoed station. Its next stop is at Cardiff Central. The station is split in two by the level crossing. Platform 2 on the left is for Arriva Trains Wales services which also stop at the minor stations (Llanharan and Pontyclun) on the route to Cardiff. Platform 1 for trains towards Swansea is behind the camera.
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Image Location
Latitude
51.524148
Longitude
-3.501185