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Canterbury East railway station is one of two stations in Canterbury in Kent, England. It is south-southwest of the city centre and is served by Southeastern. The station and its line were built by London, Chatham and Dover Railway, while Canterbury West was built by South Eastern Railway. Although called Canterbury East the station is about due south of Canterbury West station, and only about to its east. The framework of the platform canopies were originally installed at the never-opened station at . The semaphore signals at the station were replaced with coloured lights in December 2011. The elevated signal box remains but is no longer in use, with signalling on the line operated from a control room at Gillingham. The signal box has now been given Grade II listed building status. Canterbury East did have ticket barriers but they were removed in early 2011, as they were the only ones of the kind in the country and spare parts were no longer easy to get. Coventry and Earlsfield are the only other stations to lose their ticket barriers. ==Services== The typical Monday to Saturday off-peak service from the station is: *2tph (trains per hour) to Dover Priory (of which 1 train calls at all stations and 1 is fast to Dover Priory) *2tph to London Victoria via Faversham and Chatham (of which 1 train calls at Selling and 1 is fast to Faversham) The typical Sunday service from the station is: *1tph to Dover Priory calling at all stations *2tph to London Victoria via Faversham and Chatham (of which 1 train is fast between Rochester and Bromley South and 1 train calls at all stops between Faversham and St Mary Cray) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Canterbury East railway station」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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