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Reference has been made in a previous edit about Class 335 EMU. As this class of EMU is not in service in Scotand - and does not yet appear to be in existence. Class 334 EMU have been used on various service off-peak and peak on the Cathcart Circle Lines. -- Stewart 21:19, 12 November 2006 (UTC) reply

Is there actually any need for the disambiguating title here? Newton railway station is already a redirect to this page anyway, and I don't see any other article titles that are that similar to cause confusion, Newton for Hyde railway station being about the closest, and that could be dealt with by means of a hatnote. Even if it was felt necessary to disambiguate, I would have thought Newton railway station, South Lanarkshire would be a better title in any case; the title as it stands could create the impression that "Newton (South Lanarkshire)" is the official name of the station. Jellyman ( talk) 16:53, 16 May 2009 (UTC) reply