WAGN 365's EMUs at Sandy station in 2004.

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'Sandy Railway station'

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'Sandy railway station in 2004'

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	WAGN class 365520 on the down fast at Sandy station in 2004. Only the local West Anglia Great Northern all stations between Peterborough and Hitchin trains off peak trains stop at Sandy. This station was remodelled in the late 1970s when two fast though lines were added though the middle of the station. A WAGN class 365507 on a down train rrom Kings Cross which will be an all stations from Hitchin to Peterborough stopping train. A Hull Trains class 170 on the down fast at Sandy station in 2004 WAGN 365513 comes into Sandy railway station in 2004 Sandy station is on the East Coast Main line. There are four tracks at this station with Sandy railway station using the two outside tracks (Slow lines) for its platforms. These were used by WAGN and First capital Connect for the Great Northern Route trains between Kings Cross and Peterborough. GNER trains ran non stop through the middle fast lines platforms. The First Capital Connect all stations local trains between Peterborough and Hitchin to Kings Cross trains stop here. Since 2014 'Geat Northern' has taken over the First Capital Connect services. Page upupdated 18/1/2017	Pages on Sandy Sandy in 2014 Sandy in 2004 (1) Sandy in 2004 (2) Sandy BR Signal boxes that were along this part of the ECML Sandy Everton Temsford St Neots Offord Huntingdon North No1 Huntingdon North No2 Abbotts Ripton Conington South Conington North Holme box

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