Talk:Oxenholme Lake District railway station

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Line change

My edits made on the Oxenholme Lake District, Lancaster and Preston stations were reverted. Baisically, I repelace Lancaster from the next stop bit of the Windermere line with (West Coast Main Line). This follows the format of the individual lines' pages, and indicates that although the line ends, through services move on to the other line.

At the moment, these boxes contradict the lines' pages as they suggest Lancaster is on the Windermere line; it is not. I feel that my changes would give Wikipedia more consistency. Below is the example of my box:

Preceding station	National Rail			Following station
(West Coast Main Line)		TransPennine Express (Windermere Branch Line)		Kendal

Robdurbar 16:02, 1 September 2005 (UTC)[reply]

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