List of closed railway stations in Britain: D-F

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The list of closed railway stations in Britain includes the following. Year of closure is given if known. Stations reopened as Heritage railways continue to be included in this list and some have been linked. Some stations have been reopened to passenger traffic. Some lines are still in use for freight and mineral traffic.

Contents 1 D 2 E 2.1 Ea 2.2 El 2.3 Es 3 F 3.1 Fa 3.2 Fe 3.3 Fi

[edit] D

• Dacre (NER) (1951)
• Daggons Road (L&SWR) (1964)
• Dailly (G&SWR) (1965)
• Dailuiane Halt (L&NER) (1965)
• Daimler Halt (Coventry to Nuneaton Line) (L&NWR) (1965)
• Dairsie (NBR) (1954)
• Daisy Bank and Bradley (GWR) (1962)
• Daisyfield (L&YR) (1958)
• Dalbeattie (G&SWR) (1965)
• Dalchonzie Halt (Caledonian) (1951)
• Dalcross (HR) (1965)
• Dale Bank (Ashover) (narrow gauge) (1936)
• Dalgarth
• Dalguise (Highland) (1965)
• Dalhousie (NBR) (1908)
• Dalkieth (NBR) (1942)
• Dallam Lane (GJR) (1837)
• Dalmellington (G&SWR) (1964)
• Dalmuir Riverside
• Dalnaspidal
• Dalry Junction (G&SWR) (1860)
• Dalry Road (Caledonian) (1962)
• Dalrymple (G&SWR) (1954)
• Dalrymple Junction (G&SWR) (1859)
• Dalserf
• Dalston Junction
• Dalton Gates
• Dalvey (GNSR) (1868)
• Dalvey Farm Halt (1965)
• Danby Wiske (NER) (1958)
• Dandaleith
• Danygraig
• Danygraig Halt (GWR) (1936)
• Darby End Halt (GWR) (1964)
• Darcy Lever
• Daresbury (GWR/L&NWR) (1952)
• Darfield (MR) (1963)
• Darlaston and James Bridge (L&NWR) (1965)
• Darley
• Darley Dale
• Darras Hall
• Darren and Deri Rhymney Railway (1962)
• Darvel (G&SWR) (1964)
• Dauntsey
• Dava (HR) (1965)
• Daventry (L&NWR) (1958)
• Davidson's Mains
• Davies Dyke
• Daviot
• Dawley and Stirchley (L&NWR) (1952)
• Dawsholm
• Daybrook
• Deadwater
• Deanside
• Dearham
• Dearham Bridge
• Dechmont (NBR) (1921)
• Dechmont E&G (1962)
• Dee Street Halt railway station
• Deepcar GCR (1959)
• Deepdale Fleetwood Preston & West Riding Jt (1856)
• Deepdale (L&NWR/L&YR) (1930)
• Deepfields
• Defford
• Defiance Platform (1930)
• Deighton (L&NWR) (1930)
• Delabole (L&SWR) (1966)
• Delny
• Delph (L&NWR) (1955)
• Conisbury and Conisborough Hull & Barnsley (1903)
• Denaby Halt
• Denbigh Hall London & Birmingham (1838)
• Denbigh L&NWR (1962)
• Denby (MR) (1930)
• Denhead (Dundee and Arbroath Joint) (1929)
• Denholme (GNR) (1955)
• Denny (Caledonian) (1930)
• Dennyloanhead (Kilsyth and Bonnybridge Joint Railway) (1935)
• Denstone Crossing (North Stafford) (1965)
• Dent (MR) (1970)
• Denton Halt (SE&CR) (1961)
• Denver (GER) (1930)
• Derby Road (Loughborough) (L&NWR) (1931)
• Derby Nottingham Road
• Derby Friargate
• Dereham (GER) (1969) (A Heritage railway- see Mid-Norfolk Railway)
• Derry Ormond (GWR) (1965)
• Dersingham (GER) (1969)
• Derwent Bridge (Midland Counties) (1840)
• Derwenthaugh (Newcastle and Carlisle) (1868)
• Derwydd Road (GWR) (1954)
• Desborough and Rothwell (MR) (1968)
• Desford (MR) (1964)
• Dess (GNoSR) (1966)
• Detton Ford Halt (Cleobury Mortimer and Ditton Priors Light Railway) (1938)

• Devizes (GWR) (1966)
• Devynock and Sennybridge (Neath and Brecon) (1962)
• Devonport Albert Road
• Devonport Kings Road
• Dewsbury Central (GNR) (1964)
• Dicconson Lane and Aspull (L&YR) (1954)
• Didsbury (MR) (1967)
• Digby (GNR/GER Joint) (1961)
• Diggle (L&NWR) (1963)
• Dillwyn and Brynteg Halt (Neath and Brecon) (1962)
• Dinas (Festiniog) (narrow gauge) (1870)
• Dinas (L&NWR) (1951)
• Dinas Junction (NWNGR/WHR) (narrow gauge) (1936)
• Dinas Mawddwy (Mawddwy Light Railway) (1931)
• Dingestow (GWR) (1955)
• Dingle (Liverpool Overhead) (1956)
• Dinmore (Shrewsbury and Hereford Joint Railway) (1958)
• Dinnet (GNoSR) (1966)
• Dinnington and Laughton railway station (SYJR) (1929
• Dinton (L&SWR)
• Dinwoodie (Caledonian) (1960)
• Dirleton (NBR) (1954)
• Distington (Cleator and Workington Junction/Whitehaven Cleator and Egremont Junction) (1931)
• Ditcham Park Halt (L&SWR) (1947)
• Ditchford (L&NWR) (1924)
• Ditchingham (GER) (1953)
• Ditton (L&NWR) (1994)
• Ditton Priors (Cleobury Mortimer and Ditton Priors Light Railway) (1938)
• Dixton Fold (L&YR) (1931)
• Dobcross (L&NWR) (1955)
• Docking (GER) (1952)
• Doddington and Harby (GCR) (1955)
• Dodworth (GCR) (1959)
• Doe Hill (MR) (1960)
• Dog Lane (Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire/North Staffordshire Joint) (1847)
• Dogdyke (GNR) (1963)
• Dolarddyn Crossing (Cambrian) (1931)
• Dolcoath Halt (GWR) (1908)
• Doldowwlod (Cambrian)(1962)
• Dolgellau (GWR) (1965)
• Dollar (NBR) (1964)
• Dolphinton (Caledonian) (1945)
• Dolphinton (NBR) (1933)
• Dolserau Halt (GWR) (1951)
• Dolwen (Cambrian) (1962)
• Dolygaer (Brecon and Merthyr Tydfil Junction) (1962)
• Dolyhir (GWR) (1951)
• Dolywern (Glyn Valley Tramway) (1933)
• Don Street (Aberdeen) (GNoSR) (1937)
• Donington (L&NWR) (1964)
• Donington Road (GNR/GER Joint) (1961)
• Donington-on-Bain (GNR) (1951)
• Donisthorpe (Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway) (1931)
• Donyatt Halt (GWR) (1962)
• Dornoch (Highland) (1960)
• Dornock (G&SWR) (1942)
• Dorrington (Shrewsbury and Hereford Joint Railway) (1958)
• Dorstone (Golden Valley Railway) (1941)
• Dorton Halt (GWR) (1963)
• Doseley Halt (GWR) (1962)
• Doublebois (GWR) (1964)
• Douglas (South Lanarkshire) (Caledonian) (1964)
• Douglas West (Caledonian) (1964)
• Doune (Caledonian) (1965)
• Dousland (GWR) (1956)
• Dove Bank Uttoxeter (North Stafford) (1881)
• Downholland (L&YR) (1938)
• Downton (L&SWR) (1964)
• Draycott (GWR) (1963)
• Dreghorn (G&SWR) (1964)
• Drinnick Mill
• Drongan (G&SWR) (1951)
• Drybridge (G&SWR) (1969)
• Duddingston (Edinburgh suburban line)
• Dudley (South Staffordshire Line) (1964)
• Dulverton
• Dunball
• Dunham Hill
• Dunham Massey
• Dunkerton
• Dunkerton Colliery
• Dunmere
• Dunsbear
• Dunsford
• Dunsland Cross
• Dunstable North (L&NWR)1965)
• Dunstable Town (GNR) (1965)
• Dunstall Park (GWR) (1968)
• Dunston-on-Tyne (NER) (1926)
• Dunstyre (Caledonian) (1945)
• Dunure (G&SWR) (1930)
• Dunvant (L&NWR) (1964)
• Durley Halt (L&SWR) (1933)
• Duror (Caledonian) (1966)
• Dursley (MR) (1962)
• Durston Junction (GWR) (1964)
• Dymock (GWR) (1959)
• Dynea Halt (Alexandra (Newport and South Wales) Docks and Railway) (1956)
• Dysart (NBR) (1969)
• Dyserth (L&NWR) (1930)

[edit] E

[edit] Ea

• Earby (MR) (1970)
• Eardington Halt (GWR) (Now operated by the SVR.)
• Eardisley (MR) (1962)
• Earith Bridge (GER) (1931)
• Earlestown (North British Railway) (1948)
• Earls Colne (Colne Valley and Halstead) (1962)
• Earlsheaton (GNR) (1953)
• Earlston (NBR) (1948)
• Earlyvale Gate (Peebles) (1857)
• Easington (NER) (1964)
• Easingwold (Easingwold) (1948)
• Eassie (Caledonian) (1956)
• East Anstey (GWR) (1966)
• Eastbank Street (Southport)
• East Barkwith (GNR) (1951)
• East Brixton (LB&SCR) (1976)
• East Budleigh (L&SWR) (1967)
• Eastbury Halt (GWR) (1960)
• Eastchurch (SE&CR) (1950)
• East Dock (Fabian's Bay) (GWR) (1936)
• Easter Road
• Easter Road Park Halt
• East Fortune (North British Railway) (1964)
• Eastgate (NER) (1953)
• East Garston (GWR) (1960)
• East Grange (NBR) (1958)
• Easthaven (D&AJt) Caledonian/NBR (1967)
• East Halton Halt (GCR) (1963)
• Easthope Halt (GWR) (1951)
• East Langton (MR) (1968)
• East Leake (GCR) (1969)
• East Linton (NBR) (1964)
• East Minster-on-Sea (SE&CR) (1950)
• East Norton (GNR/L&NWR Jt) (1953)
• Eastoft (Axholme Joint) (1933)
• Easton (GWR/L&SWR Jt.) (1952)
• Easton Court (Tenbury Joint GWR/L&NWR) (1961)
• Easton Lodge Halt (GER) (1952)
• East Pilton (LM&SR) (1962)
• East Putney (L&SWR) (1941)
• Eastrea (GER) (1866)
• Eastriggs (G&SWR) (1965)
• East Rudham (M&GNJR) (1959)
• Eastry (EKR) (1948)
• Eastry South (EKR) (1948)
• East Somerset (Wells) (GWR) (1878)
• East Southsea(L&SWR/LB&SCR) (1914)
• East Street (Bridport) (GWR) (1930)
• East Ville (GNR) (1961)
• East Winch (GER) (1968)
• Eastwood (L&YR) (1951)
• Eastwood and Langley Mill (GNR) (1963)
• Eaton (Bishop's Castle Railway) (1935)
• Ebberston (NER) (1964)
• Ebbsfleet and Cliffsend Halt (SE&CR) (1933)
• Ebbw Vale High Level (L&NWR) (1951)
• Ebbw Vale Low Level (GWR) (1962)
• Ebchester (NER) (1953)
• Ebdon Lane (Weston, Clevedon and Portishead Light Railway) (1940)
• Ebley Crossing Halt (GWR) (1964)
• Ecclefechan (Caledonian) (1960)
• Ecclesfield (South Yorkshire and River Dun Company) (1856)
• Ecclesfield East (GCR) (1953)
• Ecclesfield West (MR) (1967)
• Eccleshill (GNR) (1931)
• Edinburgh Princes Street (1965)
• Eckington (MR) (1965)
• Eckington (GC) (1965)
• Eckington and Renishaw (MR) (1951)
• Eckton Halt (North Stafford) (1934)
• Edderton (Highland) (1960)
• Eddleston (NBR) (1962)
• Edenham (Edenham and Little Bytham) (1871)
• Edgebold (1933)
• Edge Lane (L&NWR) (1948)
• Edgeley (1933)
• Edgware (GNR)
• Edington (S&D) (1965)
• Edington and Bratton (GWR) (1952)
• Edington burtle (S&DJR) (1966)
• Edlingham (NER) (1930)
• Edlington (1951)
• Edmondthorpe and Wymondham (MR) (1959)
• Edrom (NBR) (1951)
• Edwalton (MR) (1941)
• Edwinstowe (GCR) (1956)
• Edzell (Caledonian) (1938)
• Efail Isaf (Barry Railway) (1962)
• Egginton (North Stafford) (1878)
• Egginton Junction (GNR/North Stafford Joint) (1962)
• Edglington Street (Caledonian) (1965)
• Egloskerry (L&SWR) (1966)
• Egremont (Cumbria) (Whitehaven, Cleator and Egremont Joint Railway) (1947)

[edit] El

• Elburton Cross (GWR) (1947)
• Elderslie (G&SWR) (1966)
• Elford (MR) (1952)
• Elham (SE&CR) (1940)
• Elie (NBR) (1965)
• Elland (L&YR) (1962)
• Ellacombe
• Ellenbrook (L&NWR) (1961)
• Ellerby I (1902)
• Ellerby II originally named Marton but was renamed Burton Constable on 1 August 1864, Burton Constable station was renamed Ellerby on 1 January 1922.
• Ellerdine Halt (GWR) (1963)
• Ellesmere (Cambrian) 1965)
• Ellingham (GER) (1953)
• Elliott Junction (Dundee and Arbroath Joint Railway) (1967)
• Ellon (GNoSR) (1965)
• Elm Bridge (GER) (1928)
• Elmesthorpe (L&NWR) (1968)
• Elmore Halt (L&SWR) (1930)
• Elms Bridge Halt (GWR) (1955)
• Elmton and Creswell (MR) (1964)
• Elrington (NER) (1930)
• Elsack (MR) (1952)
• Elson Halt (GWR) (1962)
• Elsted (L&SWR) (1955)
• Elswick (NER) (1967)
• Eltham Park
• Eltham (Well Hall)
• Elton (L&NWR) (1953)
• Elvanfoot (Caledonian) (1965)
• Elvet (NER) (1931)
• Elvington (Kent) (EKR) (1948)
• Elvington (North Yorkshire) (Derwent Valley Light Railway) (1926)
• Ely (Cardiff) (GWR) (1962)
• Embleton (Cockermouth, Keswick and Penrith Railway) (1958)
• Embo (Highland) (1960)
• Emneth Road Great Eastern Railway|GER]]) (1968)
• Endon (North Stafford) (1956)
• English Bridge (GWR/L&NWR Joint Railway) (1898)
• Enthorpe (NER) (1954)
• Enzie (Highland) (1915)
• Epsom Town (LB&SCR) (1929)
• Epworth (Axholme Joint Railway) (1933)
• Erwood Cambrian Railway|Cambrian (1962)
• Eryholme (NER) (1911)

[edit] Es

• Escairgeliog (Corris) (narrow gauge) (1931)
• Escrick (NER) (1953)
• Esholt (MR) (1940)
• Eskbank and Dalkeith (NBR) (1969)
• Eskbridge (NBR) (1930)
• Eskett
• Eskmeals (Furness) (1959)
• Esplanade (NBR) (1939)
• Essendine (GNR) (1959)
• Esslemont (GNSR) 1952)
• Eston (NER) (1929)
• Etherley (NER) (1965)
• Etruria (North Stafford) (2005)
• Ettingshall Road and Bilston (L&NWR) (1964)
• Ettington
• Etwall (GNR) (1939)
• Euston Road (Morecambe) (L&NWR) (1958)
• Euxton (L&NWR) (1895)
• Euxton (L&YR) (1917)
• Evanton (Highland) (1960)
• Evenwood (NER) (1957)
• Evercreech Junction - (S&DJR) (1966)
• Evercreech New - (S&DJR) (1966)
• Everingham (NER) (1954)
• Evershot (GWR) (1966)
• Evesham (MR) (1963)
• Evesham Road Crossing (GWR) (1916)
• Ewesley Halt (NBR) (1952)
• Ewood Bridge and Edenfield (L&YR) (1972)
• Exminster (GWR) (1964)
• Exning Road Halt (GER) (1962)
• Eyarth (L&NWR) (1953)
• Eydon Road Halt (GCR) (1956)
• Eye (GER) (1931)
• Eye Green (Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway) (1957)
• Eyemouth (NBR) (1962)
• EynshamEynsham (GWR) (1962)
• Eythorne (EKR) (1948)

[edit] F

[edit] Fa

• Facit (L&YR) (1947)
• Fairfield Siding (NBR) (1866)
• Fairford (GWR) (1962)
• Fairlie Pier (G&SWR) {1971}
• Fakenham East (Norfolk) (GER) (1964)
• Fakenham West (Norfolk) (M&GNJR) (1959)
• Falahill (NBR) (1960)
• Falkirk Camelon (NBR) (1967)
• Falkland Road (NBR) (1958)
• Fallgate (Ashover) (1936)
• Fallowfield (GCR) (1958)
• Falls of Cruchan Halt (Caledonian) (1965)
• Fallside (Caledonian) (1953)
• Falstone (NBR) (1956)
• Fangfoss (NER) (1959)
• Faringdon (GWR) (1951)
• Farington (Lancashire) (North Union Joint Railway) (1960)
• Farlington (LB&SCR) closed 1937 (Proposed re-opening: 2007)
• Farnham
• Farrington Gurney

[edit] Fe

• Felmingham M&GN Jt (1959)
• Felsted
• Fen Ditton Halt
• Fenay Bridge and Lepton
• Fencehouses NER (1964)
• Fencote GWR (1952)
• Feniscowles
• Fennant Road Halt
• Fenns Bank
• Fenny Compton
• Fenny Compton West
• Fenton
• Fenton Manor
• Ferndale
• Fernhill Heath
• Ferniegair Caledonian (1917)
• Ferry
• Ferry Siding West Sussex Light (1935)
• Ferrybridge NER/MR Jt (1965)
• Ferryhill (Aberdeen)
• Ferryhill (Durham)
• Fersit Halt L&NER (1934)

[edit] Fi

• Filey Holiday Camp (1977)
• Finmere (GC) (1966)
• Flaxton (1930)