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<br>'''To Yate or London''': [[West of England Post Office Rail Depot]]
<br>'''To Yate or London''': [[West of England Post Office Rail Depot]]
== History ==
== History ==
Opened on the 1st May [[1972]] on the site of Stoke Gifford marshalling yard which closed on 4th October [[1971]]. The original station was built by Stone & Co. of Bristol and consisted of open platforms connected by an open footbridge. Only very basic facilities were provided.  
Opened on the 1st May [[1972]] on the site of Stoke Gifford marshalling yard which closed on 4th October [[1971]]. The original station was built by Stone & Co. of Bristol and consisted of open platforms connected by an open footbridge. Only very basic booking and waiting facilities were provided.  


The station was redeveloped through the year 2000, and a new main building opened on 1st July [[2001]].  A third platform was opened in [[2007]] with a fourth planned for 2008.
The station was redeveloped through the year 2000, and a new main building opened on 1st July [[2001]].  A third platform was opened in [[2007]] with a fourth planned for 2008.

Revision as of 01:42, 21 November 2007

<googlemap lat="51.516595" lon="-2.540331"> 51.513764, -2.540846, Bristol Parkway </googlemap>

To Bristol: Stoke Gifford Junction
To Yate or London: West of England Post Office Rail Depot

History

Opened on the 1st May 1972 on the site of Stoke Gifford marshalling yard which closed on 4th October 1971. The original station was built by Stone & Co. of Bristol and consisted of open platforms connected by an open footbridge. Only very basic booking and waiting facilities were provided.

The station was redeveloped through the year 2000, and a new main building opened on 1st July 2001. A third platform was opened in 2007 with a fourth planned for 2008.

1980s

2004-5