List of closed railway stations in Britain: H-J

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The list of closed railway stations in Britain includes the following: Year of closure is given if known. Stations reopened as heritage railways continue to be included in this list and some have been linked. Some stations have been reopened to passenger traffic. Some lines remain in use for freight and mineral traffic.

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Hacheston Halt GER 1952
Hackney North London Railway 1944new station opened 1980
Haddenham (Bucks) Great Western and Great Central Joint Railway 1963
Haddenham (Cambridgeshire) GER 1931
Haddington North British Railway 1949
Haddiscoe Norfolk Railway 1904
Haddiscoe High Level GER 1959
Hadham GER 1964
Hadleigh GER 1932
Hadley LNWR 1964
Hadlow Road Chester and Birkenhead Railway 1956
Hadnall L&NWR 1960
Hadnock Halt British Railways 1959
Hafod Garregog Welsh Highland Railway 1936
Hafod Ruffydd Welsh Highland Railway 1936
Hafodyrynys Platform GWR 1964
Hafod y Llyn (1st) Welsh Highland Railway 1936
Hafod y Llyn (2nd) Welsh Highland Railway 2010
Haggerleases Stockton and Darlington Railway 1859
Haggerston North London Railway 1940reopened 2010
Hagley Road LNWR 1934
Haigh Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1965
Hailes Halt LM&SR 1943
Hailsham London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1968
Hainton Street Halt GNR 1961
Hakin Docks Milford Docks Company 1890approximate date
Halbeath North British Railway 1930
Halberton Halt GWR 1964
Halebank LNWR 1958
Halesowen Great Western Railway/Midland Railway Joint1958
Halesworth Southwold Railway 1929
Halewood Cheshire Lines Committee 1951new station opened 1988
Halifax North Bridge Halifax and Ovenden Junction Railway 1955
Halifax St. Pauls Halifax High Level Railway 1917
Halkirk Sutherland and Caithness Railway 1960
Hallaton Great Northern and London and North Western Joint Railway 1953
Hallatrow Bristol and North Somerset Railway 1959
Hallcraig Street (Airdrie) North British Railway 1870
Hallen Halt GWR 1918
Hallington GNR 1951
Halmerend North Staffordshire Railway 1931
Halsall Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1938
Halstead Colne Valley and Halstead Railway 1962
Halton (Cheshire) Chester and Birkenhead Railway 1952
Halton (Lancashire) Midland Railway 1966
Halton Dial Leeds and Selby Railway 1864
Halton Holegate GNR 1939
Halwill (also "Halwill and Beaworthy") London and South Western Railway/North Cornwall Railway 1966
Ham Green Halt GWR 1964
Ham Lane Weston, Clevedon and Portishead Railway 1940
Ham Mill Halt GWR 1964
Ham Platform (Lewes) London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1857
Hambleton NER 1959
Hamilton (NBR) North British Railway 1952
Hammersmith and Chiswick North and South Western Junction Railway 1917
Hammersmith (Grove Road) London and South Western Railway 1916
Hammerwich LNWR 1965
Hampole West Riding and Grimsby Railway 1952
Hampstead Norris GWR 1962
Hampstead Road North London Railway 1855
Hampsthwaite NER 1950
Hampton Loade GWR 1963reopened by Severn Valley Railway
Hampton Row Halt GWR 1917
Hampton-in-Arden (1st) Midland Railway 1884
Hampton-in-Arden (2nd) Midland Railway 1917
Hamworthy (originally Poole – first station) LSWR 1896
Handsworth and Smethwick GWR 1972
Handsworth Wood LNWR 1941
Hanford Road Halt North Staffordshire Railway 1913
Hanley (1st) North Staffordshire Railway 1873
Hanley (2nd) North Staffordshire Railway 1964
Hanley Road (Malvern) Midland Railway 1952
Hannington GWR 1953
Hanwood Shrewsbury and Welshpool Railway 1960
Hanwood Road Potteries, Shrewsbury and North Wales Railway 1933
Happendon Caledonian Railway 1964
Harborne LNWR 1934
Harburn Caledonian Railway 1966
Harby and Stathern Great Northern and London and North Western Joint Railway 1953
Hardingham GER 1969
Hardley Halt British Railways 1965
Hare Park and Crofton West Riding and Grimsby Railway 1952
Haresfield Midland Railway 1965
Harker North British Railway 1929
Harlesden for West Willesden Midland Railway 1902
Harleston GER 1953
Harlington Halt (Yorkshire) Dearne Valley Railway 1951
Harmston GNR 1962
Harpenden East GNR 1965
Harperley NER 1953
Harrington (Church Road Halt) Cleator & Workington Junction Railway 1926 publicworkers' services continued to 1929
Harringworth Midland Railway 1948
Harrogate (Brunswick) York and North Midland Railway 1862
Harston GER 1963
Hart NER 1953
Hartfield London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1967
Hartington LNWR 1954special service continued until 1963
Hartington Road Halt London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1911
Hartlepool (Headland) NER 1947
Hartley NER 1964
Hartley Pit Blyth and Tyne Railway 1851
Harton Road GWR 1951
Hart's Hill and Woodside GWR 1917
Hartshill and Basford Halt North Staffordshire Railway 1926
Harty Road Halt Sheppey Light Railway 1950
Harvington Midland Railway 1963
Harwich Parkeston Quay West LNER 1972
Haslingden Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1960
Hassall Green North Staffordshire Railway 1930
Hassendean North British Railway 1969
Hassop Midland Railway 1942
Haswell (1st) NER 1877
Haswell (2nd) NER 1952
Hatch GWR 1962
Hatfield Eastern Counties Railway 1849
Hatfield Hyde Halt GNR 1905
Hatherleigh Southern Railway 1965
Hathern Midland Railway 1960
Hatton (Aberdeen) Great North of Scotland Railway 1932
Hatton (Tayside) Dundee, Perth and Aberdeen Junction Railway 1865
Haughley (MSLR) Mid-Suffolk Light Railway 1939
Haughley GER 1967
Haughley Road GER 1849
Haughton LNWR 1949
Haughton Halt GWR 1960
Havant New L&SWR 1859
Havenstreet Isle of Wight Central Railway 1966reopened 1971
Haverhill GER 1967
Haverhill South Colne Valley and Halstead Railway 1924
Haverstock Hill Midland Railway 1916
Haverthwaite Furness Railway 1946reopened 1973
Haverton Hill NER 1954
Hawes Midland Railway/North Eastern Railway Joint1959
Hawick (1st) North British Railway 1862
Hawick (2nd) North British Railway 1969
Hawkesbury Lane LNWR 1965
Hawkhead G&SWR 1966reopened 1991
Hawkhurst SER 1961
Hawsker NER 1965
Haxby NER 1930
Haxey and Epworth Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway 1959
Haxey Junction Isle of Axholme Joint Railway 1933
Haxey Town Isle of Axholme Joint Railway 1933
Hay-on-Wye Midland Railway 1962
Hayburn Wyke NER 1965
Haydock Great Central Railway 1952
Haydock Park Great Central Railway 1963
Haydock Park Racecourse London and North Western Railway 1902
Hayfield Great Central Railway/Midland Railway 1970
Hayles Abbey Halt GWR 1960reopened 2017
Hayling Island London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1963
Haywood Caledonian Railway 1951
Hazel Grove (Midland) Midland Railway 1917
Hazelwell Midland Railway 1941
Hazelwood Midland Railway 1947
Hazlehead Bridge Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway/Great Central Railway 1950

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Heacham GER 1969
Headcorn Junction Kent and East Sussex Railway 1954
Headless Cross Wilsontown, Morningside and Coltness Railway 1852
Heads Nook NER 1967
Heads of Ayr Glasgow and South Western Railway 1933
Heads of Ayr Holiday Camp LMSR 1968
Healey House Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1949
Heanor Great Northern [1] GNR 1939
Heanor Midland [1] Midland Railway 1926
Heapey Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway & Lancashire Union Railway joint1960
Heath Great Central Railway 1963
Heath Park Halt (Hemel Hempstead) Midland Railway 1947
Heath Town Midland Railway 1910
Heather and Ibstock Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway 1931
Heathey Lane Halt Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1938
Heathfield (Devon) GWR 1959
Heathfield (East Sussex) London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1965
Heathrow Junction Heathrow Express 1998
Heatley & Warburton L&NWR 1962
Heaton NER 1980
Heaton Lodge L&NWR 1864
Heaton Mersey Midland Railway 1961
Heaton Norris L&NWR 1959
Heck NER 1958
Heckmondwike Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1965
Heckmondwike Spen L&NWR 1953
Heddon-on-the-Wall NER 1958
Hedgeley NER 1930
Hednesford L&NWR 1965reopened 1989
Hedon NER 1964
Hedon Racecourse North Eastern Railway 1948
Heeley Midland Railway 1968
Hele and Bradninch GWR 1964
Hellesdon Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1952
Hellingly London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1965
Helmdon Great Central Railway 1963
Helmdon Village Stratford-upon-Avon and Midland Junction Railway 1951
Helmshore Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1966
Helmsley NER 1953
Helpringham Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway 1955
Helpston Midland Railway 1966
Helsby and Alvanley Cheshire Lines Committee 1964
Helston GWR 1962
Hemel Hempsted (Midland) Midland Railway 1947
Hemingbrough NER 1967
Hemsby Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1959
Hemsworth West Riding and Grimsby Railway 1967
Hemsworth and South Kirkby Hull and Barnsley Railway 1932
Hemyock GWR (Culm Valley Light Railway)1963
Henbury GWR 1964
Hendford Bristol and Exeter Railway/GWR 1861
Hendford Halt GWR 1964
Hendon (NER) NER 1879
Hendon Burn (Co. Durham) Londonderry Railway 1868
Hendreforgan GWR 1930
Henfield London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1966
Hengoed High Level GWR 1964
Henham Halt GER 1952
Henllan GWR 1952
Henlow Camp Midland Railway 1962
Henstridge Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway 1966
Henwick GWR 1965
Heolgerrig Halt GWR/LMS Joint Railway 1961
Hepscott NER 1950
Herber Toll Gate Glyn Valley Tramway 1881
Herculaneum Dock Liverpool Overhead Railway 1956
Hereford Barton Great Western Railway 1893
Hereford Moorfields Midland Railway 1874
Heriot North British Railway 1969
Hermitage GWR 1962
Herriard London and South Western Railway 1932
Hertford Cowbridge Great Northern Railway 1924
Hertingfordbury GNR 1951
Hesketh Bank Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1964
Hesketh Park Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1964
Hesleden NER 1952
Heslerton NER 1930
Hessay NER 1958
Hessle Road (Hull) NER 1853
Hest Bank L&NWR 1969
Heswall Birkenhead Railway 1956
Hethersett GER 1966
Hetton NER 1953
Heversham Furness Railway 1942
Hexthorpe South Yorkshire Railway 1855
Hey's Crossing Halt Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1851
Heysham Harbour Midland Railway 1975reopened 1987
Heytesbury GWR 1955
Heywood Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1970reopened 2003 by East Lancashire Railway

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Hickleton and Thurnscoe Halt Hull and Barnsley Railway 1929
High Blaithwaite Maryport and Carlisle Railway 1921
High Blantyre Caledonian Railway 1945
High Field NER 1954
High Halden Road Kent and East Sussex Light Railway 1954
High Halstow Halt South Eastern and Chatham Railway 1961
High Harrington Cleator and Workington Junction Railway 1931
High Lane Great Central and North Staffordshire Joint Railway 1970
High Rocks Halt London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1952new station opened on different site by Spa Valley Railway
High Royds Great Central Railway 1856
High Shields (1st) NER 1879
High Shields (2nd) NER 1981
High Street (Manchester) Manchester Metrolink 1998
High Westwood NER 1942
Higham (Suffolk) GER 1967
Higham Ferrers Midland Railway 1959
Higham-on-the-Hill Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway 1931
Highbridge and Burnham-on-sea (S&D) Somerset and Dorset Joint Railway 1966
Highclere GWR 1960
Higher Buxton L&NWR 1951
Higher Poynton Great Central and North Staffordshire Joint Railway 1970
Highfield Road Halt Great Central Railway 1917
Highgate GNR 1954
Highgate Road High Level Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway 1915
Highgate Road Low Level Midland Railway 1918
Highlandman Caledonian Railway 1964
Highley GWR 1963reopened by Severn Valley Railway
Hightown Halt Great Western Railway 1962
Highworth GWR 1953
Hilgay GER 1963
Hill End GNR 1951
Hillington Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1959
Hillside (Tayside) North British Railway 1927
Hilton House Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1954
Himley GWR 1932
Hinderwell NER 1958
Hindley Green L&NWR 1961
Hindley South Great Central Railway 1964
Hindlow L&NWR 1954
Hindolvestone Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1959
Hinksey Halt GWR 1915
Hinton (Worcestershire) Midland Railway 1963
Hipperholme Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1953
Hirwaun GWR 1964
Hirwaun Pond Halt Great Western Railway 1964
Histon GER 1970
Hixon North Staffordshire Railway 1947

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Hockerill Halt GER 1952
Hockley (West Midlands) GWR 1972
Hodnet GWR 1963
Hoe Farm Halt West Sussex Railway 1935
Hoghton Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1960
Hoghton Tower East Lancashire Railway 1848
Holbeach Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1959
Holbeck High Level GNR 1958
Holbeck Low Level Midland Railway/North Eastern Railway Joint1958
Holborn Viaduct London, Chatham and Dover Railway 1990
Holborn Viaduct Low Level London, Chatham and Dover Railway 1916
Holburn Street (Aberdeen) Great North of Scotland Railway 1937
Holcombe Brook Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1952
Hole Southern Railway 1965
Holehouse Junction Glasgow and South Western Railway 1950
Holkham GER 1952
Holland Arms L&NWR 1952
Holland Road Halt London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1956
Hollin Well and Annesley Great Central Railway 1963
Holloway and Caledonian Road GNR 1915
Holly Bush L&NWR 1960
Hollybush Glasgow and South Western Railway 1964
Hollym Gate NER 1870
Holme (Cambridgeshire) GNR 1959
Holme (Lancashire) Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1930
Holme (Norfolk) East Anglian Railway 1853
Holme Hale GER 1964
Holme Lacy GWR 1964
Holme Moor NER 1954
Holmes Midland Railway 1955
Holmfield Halifax and Ovenden Junction Railway 1955
Holmfirth Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1959
Holmgate Ashover Light Railway 1936
Holmsley London and South Western Railway 1964
Holsworthy (1st) London and South Western Railway 1898
Holsworthy (2nd) London and South Western Railway 1966
Holt (Norfolk) Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1964
Holt Junction GWR 1966
Holtby York and North Midland Railway 1939
Holton Village Halt GNR 1961
Holton-le-Clay GNR 1955
Holton-le-Moor Great Central Railway 1965
Holyhead Admiralty Pier L&NWR 1925
Holywell Junction L&NWR 1966
Holywell Town L&NWR 1954
Holywell Waterworks Halt Bluebell Railway 1963
Holywood (Dumfries) Glasgow and South Western Railway 1949
Homersfield GER 1953
Honeybourne Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway 1969reopened 1985
Honing Midland and Great Northern Joint Railway 1959
Honington GNR 1962
Honor Oak London, Chatham and Dover Railway 1954
Hook Norton GWR 1951
Hookagate and Redhill Shropshire and Montgomeryshire Railway 1933
Hoole Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1964
Hooley Hill LNWR 1950
Hope and Penyfford L&NWR 1962
Hope High Level Great Central Railway 1958
Hope Low Level L&NWR 1958
Hopeman Highland Railway 1931
Hopesbrook GWR 1855
Hopperton NER 1958
Hopton-on-Sea Norfolk and Suffolk Joint Railway 1970
Horam London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1965
Horbury and Ossett Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1970
Horbury Junction Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1927
Horbury (Millfield Road) Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1961
Horden NER 1964
Horderley Bishop's Castle Railway 1935
Horfield Great Western Railway 1964
Horham Mid-Suffolk Light Railway 1952
Hornby Midland Railway 1957
Horncastle GNR 1954
Horninglow North Staffordshire Railway 1949
Hornsea Bridge NER 1964
Hornsea Town NER 1964
Hornsey Road Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway 1943
Horrabridge GWR 1962
Horringford (Isle of Wight) Isle of Wight Central Railway 1956
Horsebridge London and South Western Railway 1964
Horsehay and Dawley GWR 1962
Horsforth Woodside North Eastern Railway 1864
Horsmonden South Eastern Railway 1961
Horspath Halt (1st) GWR 1915
Horspath Halt (2nd) GWR 1963
Horsted Keynes London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1963station continued open for Bluebell Railway
Horton Park GNR 1952
Horton-in-Ribblesdale Midland Railway 1970reopened 1986
Horwich Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1965
Hothfield Halt South Eastern Railway (UK) 1959
Hotwells Clifton Extension Railway 1921
Hotwells Halt Clifton Extension Railway 1922
Hougham GNR 1957
Hounslow Town District Railway 1909
House o'Hill Halt LMSR 1951
Houston (Crosslee) Bridge of Weir Railway 1983
Hovingham Spa NER 1953
How Mill NER 1959
Howden Clough GNR 1952
Howe Bridge L&NWR 1959
Hownes Gill NER 1858
Howood (Renfrewshire) Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway 1840
Howsham (Lincs) Great Central Railway 1965
Howsham (Yorkshire) York and North Midland Railway 1849
Howwood (Renfrewshire) Glasgow and South Western Railway 1955reopened 2001
Hoy Sutherland and Caithness Railway 1965

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Hucknall Byron Midland Railway 1964
Hucknall Central Great Central Railway 1963
Hucknall Town GNR 1931
Hugglescote Ashby and Nuneaton Joint Railway 1931
Hulands North Eastern Railway 1948approximate date
Hull Botanic Gardens NER 1964
Hull Cannon Street Hull, Barnsley and West Riding Junction Railway 1924
Hull Manor House Street Hull and Selby Railway 1854
Hull Riverside Quay NER 1938
Hull Victoria Dock York and North Midland Railway 1864
Hullavington GWR 1961
Hulme End North Staffordshire Railway 1934
Humberstone GNR 1953special services continued until 1962
Humberstone Road (Leicester) Midland Railway 1968
Humbie North British Railway 1933
Humshaugh North British Railway 1956
Hundred End Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1962
Hunnington Halesowen Joint Railway 1919special services continued until 1958
Hunslet Midland Railway 1960
Hunslet Lane Midland Railway 1851
Hunstanton GER 1969
Hunston West Sussex Railway 1935
Huntingdon East Great Northern and Great Eastern Joint Railway 1959
Hunwick NER 1964
Hurdlow L&NWR 1949
Hurlford Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock and Ayr Railway 1955
Hurn London and South Western Railway 1935
Hurst Green Halt London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1961
Hurst Lane Ashover Light Railway 1936
Hurstbourne London and South Western Railway 1964
Hurworth Burn NER 1931
Husborne Crawley L&NWR 1941
Huskisson Cheshire Lines Committee 1885
Huskisson Dock Liverpool Overhead Railway 1956
Husthwaite Gate NER 1953
Hutcheon Street (Aberdeen) Great North of Scotland Railway 1937
Hutton Gate NER 1964
Hutton Junction NER 1891
Huttons Ambo NER 1930
Huyton Quarry L&NWR 1958
Hyde Road Great Central Railway 1958
Hylton NER 1964reopened 2002 by the Tyne and Wear Metro as South Hylton
Hythe (Hampshire) Southern Railway 1966
Hythe (Kent) South Eastern Railway (UK) 1951

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
IBM British Rail 2018
Ibrox Glasgow and Paisley Joint Railway 1967
Ibrox Football Ground ?1965
Icknield Port Road L&NWR 1931
Ide Halt GWR 1958
Idle GNR 1931
Idle Leeds and Bradford Railway 1848
Idmiston Halt Southern Railway 1968
Idridgehay Midland Railway 1947
Iffley Halt GWR 1915
Ilderton NER 1930
Ilfracombe London and South Western Railway 1970
Ilkeston Junction and Cossall Midland Railway 1967re-opened as Ilkeston 2017
Ilkeston North GNR 1964
Ilkeston Town Midland Railway 1947
Ilmer Halt Great Western and Great Central Joint Railway 1963
Ilminster Great Western Railway 1962
Ilton Halt Great Western Railway 1962
Immingham Dock Great Central Railway 1969
Immingham Dock (G & I tramway) Grimsby and Immingham Tramway 1961
Immingham (Eastern Jetty) Great Central Railway 1939
Immingham Halt Great Central Railway 1912
Immingham Town Grimsby and Immingham Tramway 1961
Immingham Western Jetty Great Central Railway 1922
Imperial Cottages Halt British Railways 1965

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Inches Caledonian Railway 1964
Inchture Caledonian Railway 1956
Inchture Village Caledonian Railway 1917
Incline Top Taff Vale Railway 1858
Ingarsby GNR 1957
Ingestre GNR 1939
Ingham GER 1953
Ingleby NER 1954
Ingleton L&NWR 1917
Ingleton (1st) Midland Railway 1861
Ingleton (2nd) Midland Railway 1954
Ingra Tor Halt Great Western Railway 1956
Ingrow East GNR 1955
Innerleithen North British Railway 1962
Innerpeffray Caledonian Railway 1951
Innerwick North British Railway 1951
Instow London and South Western Railway 1965
Inveramsay Great North of Scotland Railway 1951
Inverbervie North British Railway 1951
Inveresk North British Railway 1964
Invergarry Highland Railway/North British Railway 1933
Invergloy Highland Railway/North British Railway 1933
Inverkeilor Dundee and Arbroath Railway 1930
Inverness Harbour Highland Railway 1867
Inverugie Great North of Scotland Railway 1965
Inworth GER 1951
Ipstones North Staffordshire Railway 1935
Ipswich Stoke Hill Eastern Union Railway 1860
Irchester Midland Railway 1960
Irlams o' th' Height Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway 1956
Iron Acton Midland Railway 1944
Ironbridge and Broseley Great Western Railway 1963
Irongray Glasgow and South Western Railway 1943
Irthlingborough LNWR 1964
Irvine Bank Street Lanarkshire and Ayrshire Railway 1930
Isfield London, Brighton and South Coast Railway 1969
Island Road Furness Railway 1967
Isleham GER 1962
Islip L&NWR 1968reopened 1989
Itchen Abbas London and South Western Railway 1973
Ivybridge Great Western Railway 1959reopened 1994

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Station
(Town, unless in station name)
Rail companyYear closedNotes
Jackaments Bridge Halt Great Western Railway 1948
Jackfield Halt Great Western Railway 1963
Jacksdale GNR 1963
Jackson Street Grimsby and Immingham Tramway 1961
James Street Liverpool Overhead Railway 1956
Jamestown North British Railway 1954
Jedburgh North British Railway 1948
Jedfoot North British Railway 1948
Jersey Marine Rhondda and Swansea Bay Railway 1933
Jervaulx NER 1954
Jesmond Blyth and Tyne Railway 1978
Jessie Road Bridge Halt Southsea Railway 1914
Joan Croft Halt North Eastern Railway 1950sapproximate date
Jock's Lodge North British Railway 1848
John O' Gaunt Great Northern and London and North Western Joint Railway 1953
Johnshaven North British Railway 1951
Johnstone North (1st) Glasgow and South Western Railway 1905
Johnstone North (2nd) Glasgow and South Western Railway 1955
Johnstown and Hafod Great Western Railway 1960
Jolly Sailor London and Croydon Railway 1859
Joppa (1st) North British Railway 1859
Joppa North British Railway 1964
Jordanston Halt Great Western Railway 1964
Jordanstone Caledonian Railway 1951
Junction Bridge (Edinburgh) North British Railway 1947
Junction Road Halt (East Sussex) Kent and East Sussex Railway 1954
Junction Road (London) Tottenham and Hampstead Junction Railway 1943
Juniper Green Caledonian Railway 1943
Justinhaugh Caledonian Railway 1952

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