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Railway Stations

Volume 299: debated on Wednesday 30 July 1997

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions how many stations were open for passengers in (a) each of the last five years, (b) 1987, (c) 1982 and (d) 1977. [11574]

The information requested is shown in the table.

Number of stations open for passengers in Great Britain
Number
19772,358
19822,369
1987–882,426
1992–932,482
1993–942,493
1994–952,506
1995–962,514
1996–972,515
From 1985 onwards, station numbers were recorded at the end of the financial year.

align="center">Route open for traffic: Great Britain
align="right">Miles or percentage
197719821987–881992–931993–941994–951995–961996–97
Route open for passenger traffic8,9588,9328,8898,8828,8988,9249,3239,344
All routes:11,17010,70810,36010,27210,27710,28110,35810,358
of which electrified2,3412,3322,5823,0523,0883,0893,2083,216
Percentage21.021.824.929.730.030.031.031.0
Change in electrified route on the previous year20140153611198