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I have added the 1984 Alford Valley Railway to the route diagram template because it wasn't really properly indicated before. [1] However, I am not sure this is appropriate because (except for the station and a few metres of track) it was not part of the GNoSR track. Please revert me if it is not appropriate. "Haughton Park" is merely a platform, not really a station at all. Thincat ( talk) 22:17, 4 July 2013 (UTC) reply