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Minor Error in 'Public Transport Interchange' Section.

I do not have a Wikipedia account and didn't want to edit the article myself as I would spoil the lay-out and order. I thought it would be better to let somebody who knows what they're doing to do it!

I am also the owner of the photograph on the article (I originally uploaded it to the Geograph project), so I'd like to thank whoever placed it on here. Thanks!

I'd just like to say that there is a public entrance to the station. The footbridge from which I took the photograph leads down onto a slip-road just off the main through road (Oil Sites Rd) and is open for public access to the station.

Thanks,

David Quinn.