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Harrington railway station
Harrington Railway Station serves the village of Harrington in Cumbria, England. It is a request stop on the scenic Cumbrian Coast Line south west of Carlisle. It is operated by Northern Rail, which provides all passenger train services.
The station came to national prominence in 2008 when it was chosen as the initial site for the installation of an experimental ramp to raise the height of the platform to improve access to modern rolling stock. Christened the Harrington Hump, the ramp was built for £25,000〔(''The Harrington Hump'' - Association of Community Rail Partnerships News Article ) www.acorp.co.uk; Retrieved 2010-12-30〕 - 10% of the estimated cost of the conventional rebuilding that would have otherwise been required to make the platform fully DDA compliant. The modular design has since been deployed at several other rural stations across the UK where the cost of platform upgrades would otherwise have been considered prohibitive.〔(''Station hump helps train access'' BBC News article ) www.bbc.co.uk; Retrieved 2010-12-30〕
==Service==
There is generally an hourly service to/from Carlisle and Whitehaven, with ten trains per day continuing southbound to Barrow-in-Furness. On Sundays four trains run each way, to Carlisle and Whitehaven only.
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