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Radipole railway station
Radipole was a railway station serving a northern area of Weymouth in the county of Dorset in England.
==History==
Opened by the GWR as ''Radipole Halt'' on 1 July 1905, it was part of a scheme by the railway company to counter road competition, particularly from Weymouth's buses. Situated from , it was initially served by local to rail motor and Abbotsbury trains. The station lasted well into the nationalised era served by to Weymouth trains on what is now known as the South Western Main Line, as well as Westbury line DMUs.〔 When built, its two short platforms had GWR pagoda shelters but these rusted and were replaced with bus shelters in 1978.〔 The word ''Halt'' was dropped from its title on 5 May 1969.〔
No further services called at Radipole after 31 December 1983 as, according to the Southern Region of British Railways, its wooden platforms had become "too unsafe for use to continue". At the time, the Department for Transport was considering a proposal to withdraw passenger services from the station and British Rail had stated that heavy expenditure on repairs was not justified whilst the station's future was in doubt.〔 Official consent was received in January 1984 and the official date of closure was 6 February 1984.〔
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