West Croydon may refer to:
- West Croydon, South Australia
- West Croydon railway station, Adelaide
- West Croydon station, Croydon, England
Other articles related to "west croydon, croydon":
Norwood Junction Railway Station - Typical Service - Down (southbound)
6 to West Croydon 2 to Sutton via West Croydon 2 to Caterham via East Croydon 2 to Tattenham Corner via East Croydon 1 to Horsham via East Croydon 1 to Tonbridge via East Croydon Preceding station National ...
6 to West Croydon 2 to Sutton via West Croydon 2 to Caterham via East Croydon 2 to Tattenham Corner via East Croydon 1 to Horsham via East Croydon 1 to Tonbridge via East Croydon Preceding station National ...
Sutton & Mole Valley Lines - Typical Off Peak Journey Times From London Victoria To Epsom Downs (via West Croydon)
... Southern run additional services along the part of this line between London and West Croydon and are branded as "Metro" services ... The line between West Croydon and Sutton has 6 trains an hour off peak and 4 trains an hour during the peak unlike other stations further up the line ... London Bridge Norbury 4 ... Thornton Heath 4 ... Selhurst 4 ... West Croydon 4 ... Norwood Junction, London Bridge Waddon 4 ... London Bridge (2 trains per hour) Wallington 4 ... London Bridge (2 trains per ...
... Southern run additional services along the part of this line between London and West Croydon and are branded as "Metro" services ... The line between West Croydon and Sutton has 6 trains an hour off peak and 4 trains an hour during the peak unlike other stations further up the line ... London Bridge Norbury 4 ... Thornton Heath 4 ... Selhurst 4 ... West Croydon 4 ... Norwood Junction, London Bridge Waddon 4 ... London Bridge (2 trains per hour) Wallington 4 ... London Bridge (2 trains per ...
Croydon Central Railway Station - Operations
... Opened on 1 January 1868, the station, known as Croydon Central, was served by platforms 1 and 2 of "New Croydon Station" (an extension of East Croydon station dealing with local traffic) ... to travel south or use other routes, it remained more convenient to go to East or West Croydon ... The commercial judgement that created Croydon Central was therefore unrewarded and services ceased after three years on 1 December 1871 ...
... Opened on 1 January 1868, the station, known as Croydon Central, was served by platforms 1 and 2 of "New Croydon Station" (an extension of East Croydon station dealing with local traffic) ... to travel south or use other routes, it remained more convenient to go to East or West Croydon ... The commercial judgement that created Croydon Central was therefore unrewarded and services ceased after three years on 1 December 1871 ...
London Buses Route 130 - History
... before the outbreak of World War II on 5 July 1939, as a daily service between Croydon and New Addington (Central Parade) ... this time at the other end of the route, replacing the 166 on Mondays to Saturdays between Croydon and Streatham Common (Greyhound) via Thornton Heath and Streatham Vale ... on Sundays to Streatham making the route a daily Streatham Common to New Addington via Croydon operation ...
... before the outbreak of World War II on 5 July 1939, as a daily service between Croydon and New Addington (Central Parade) ... this time at the other end of the route, replacing the 166 on Mondays to Saturdays between Croydon and Streatham Common (Greyhound) via Thornton Heath and Streatham Vale ... on Sundays to Streatham making the route a daily Streatham Common to New Addington via Croydon operation ...
West Croydon, South Australia - History
... The first Allenby Gardens Post Office was renamed West Croydon on 1 March 1945 and closed in 1971 ...
... The first Allenby Gardens Post Office was renamed West Croydon on 1 March 1945 and closed in 1971 ...
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