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Kings Sutton
Kings Sutton
Opened	1 December 1873
CRS code	KGS
Operator	Chiltern Railways
Platforms	2
Community Details
Station of the Month	October 2021
Category	East Midlands

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Kings Sutton station was opened on 1 December 1873 by the Great Western Railway on its route between Oxford and Banbury. The station became a junction in 1881 with the opening of a new route to Cheltenham, and is today sited just north of the junction between the Chiltern Main Line and the Cherwell Valley Line.

Today, the station is operated by Chiltern Railways, but services are shared between Chiltern and Great Western Railway. Chiltern services operate usually between London Marylebone and Banbury and the West Midlands, with GWR running from Didcot Parkway or Oxford and Banbury. Both operators use Thames Turbo units on services, with Chiltern also operating Clubman units along the route.

Station of the Month[edit | edit source]

The station featured in the inaugural October 2021 Stations of the Month competition in the NR East Midlands category. The station received one entry.

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Preceding station	National Rail			Following station
Bicester North towards London Marylebone		Chiltern Railways		Banbury towards Banbury or Birmingham Moor Street or Birmingham Snow Hill
Heyford towards Didcot Parkway		Great Western Railway		Banbury towards Banbury

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-'''King's Sutton''' station was opened on December 1 1873 by the [[Great Western Railway (1833)|Great Western Railway]] on its route between [[Oxford]] and [[Banbury]]. The station became a junction in 1881 with the opening of a new route to [[Cheltenham]], and is today sited just north of the junction between the [[Chiltern Main Line]] and the [[Cherwell Valley Line]].
+'''Kings Sutton''' station was opened on 1 December 1873 by the [[Great Western Railway (1833)|Great Western Railway]] on its route between [[Oxford]] and [[Banbury]]. The station became a junction in 1881 with the opening of a new route to [[Cheltenham]], and is today sited just north of the junction between the [[Chiltern Main Line]] and the [[Cherwell Valley Line]].
-Today, the station is operated by [[Chiltern Railways]], but services are shared between Chiltern and [[Great Western Railway]], with the former usually operating between [[London Marylebone]] and Banbury and the latter between Banbury and Oxford. Bother operators use [[Thames Turbo]] units on services, with Chiltern also operating [[Clubman]] units along the route.
+Today, the station is operated by [[Chiltern Railways]], but services are shared between Chiltern and [[Great Western Railway]]. Chiltern services operate usually between [[London Marylebone]] and Banbury and the West Midlands, with GWR running from [[Didcot Parkway]] or Oxford and Banbury. Both operators use [[Thames Turbo]] units on services, with Chiltern also operating [[Clubman]] units along the route.
 ==Station of the Month==
-The station featured in the inaugural October 2021 [[Stations of the Month]] competition in the NR East Midlands category.
+The station featured in the inaugural October 2021 [[Stations of the Month]] competition in the [[:Category:East Midlands|NR East Midlands]] category. The station received one entry.
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-{{Line|hide1=yes|rows2=2|hidemid=yes|next=[[Heyford]]|mergecol=yes|col={{TOC colour|ch}}}}
+{{Line|previous=[[Heyford]]|term1=[[Didcot Parkway]]|next=[[Banbury]]|term2=Banbury|route=[[Great Western Railway]]|col={{TOC colour|gwr}}}}
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-[[Category:Chiltern Railways]] [[Category:Great Western Railway]] [[Category:Northamptonshire]] [[Category:Mainline stations]] [[Category:October 2021 Stations of the Month]]
+[[Category:Chiltern Railways]] [[Category:Great Western Railway]] [[Category:Northamptonshire]] [[Category:Mainline stations]] [[Category:Stations opened in 1873]]