Famed for it's appearance in the Harry Potter series, most visitors to Kings Cross will see the stat

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But all this can be ruined when your train coughs and splatters into an old industrial wreck of a station, the grey sludge up ahead. The numerous tower blocks of council estate flats that pass your eyeline as your journey comes slowly grinding to a halt. You know what's ahead, and sure enough as you take that first step to mind the gap, you are greeted with what looks like the remnants of the Blitz.
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A focal point for all UK travel in the South, Reading station takes away the grey sludge of it's increasingly outdated city with a multi-platform, multi-shop, spacious station. Due for refurbishment, this exciting new development will see Reading elevated alongside the likes of Waterloo as one of Britain's most spangly new stations.
Famed for it's appearance in the Harry Potter series, most visitors to Kings Cross will see the station's marbled platforms as the destination of Voldemort's fetal-like corpse in the final film, or Harry's desperate runs into Platform 9 and three quarters. The station now even features a platform between nine and ten dedicated to the films.
An average station at best, but the view surrounding the excitement of your journey on the way in, and the sight that greets commuters at the top of the famed Wembley Park stairs, is incomparable. The famed Wembley arch, the Bobby Moore statue, and Wembley Way, steeped in tradition and history. An absolute must for all football fans up and down the country.
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Covent Garden, Oxford Circus, Leicester Square. London certainly has it's more aesthetically pleasing underground stations. And then there's Mile End. Situated in the most gruff part of the beautiful city, Mile End takes everything that's great about the capital, and rolls it all into one giant scrapheap. An eery basement with a newsagents exit, and masses of takeaway and taxi culture lurking outside, it's best to avoid this side of London if you can.
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There are train stations, then there are two crumbling platforms county of los angeles public library kept apart by a rackety iron bridge. Radley, falls into the latter. Situated in the small prairie itself, the incumbents of Radley Village need not worry about it's noisy trains - because they hardly ever pass through! Eerie and stranded in location from civilisation, this station is a molestation paradise.
Officially voted Britain's worst train station, it's best to avoid the Midlands at the best of times. If it wasn't for Cadbury World, there would be an argument for it's existence at all. But when your misery is compounded by arriving county of los angeles public library at this God forsaken hell-hole, you can see why it doesn't exactly rank highly. A small platform and a glorious view of, well, a steam chugging industrial power plant. Nice!