REALLY SideTracked - Littleton and Badsey Event Cache

Littleton and Badsey station stood at the point where the road linking the villages of its name crossed the Oxford, Worcester and Wolverhampton Railway (OWWR) on the level, midway between Evesham and Honeybourne on the Worcester to Oxford section of the OWWR main line. The station stood on an embankment to the east (up side) of the crossing. It boasted two platforms, each capable of handling a 6 coach train, though 4" differences in height, part way along their length, indicated that the originals would only handle 3. The up platform had the main, wooden, building, comprising waiting/booking room, office, ladies room and gents toilet. It also supported a lamp and a bicycle shed (both corrugated iron) and a single enamel name board. A wooden fence protected the rear edge of the platform. The down platform had a single wooden shelter plus an identical name board to that on the up platform. The fencing was simple wire through concrete posts. Each platform was lit by two tilly lamps, which were winched up each evening on to four tall pillars.

From Littleton & Badsey Railway Station by the Badsey Society