This tiny site is consists of the old station platform and surrounding track bed of ballast and chalk are are favourites with Common Blue and other grassland species species including Small Heath. The platform has overgrown with shrub along with surrounding overgrown Hedgerows and the open mosaic of yard area has been badly damaged by railway operations . Wall Brown used to be common and Dingy Skipper was seen but not in recent years.

The site had a very much better year and shows many similarities with other sites. Large White was down while Small white was well up compared to last year. Green viened white bucked the county trend and was a tad down here. Orange Tip as elsewhere was up. Its great to see the Common Blue come back and Holy Blue boomed universally. As with elsewhere Red Admiral was up and the Small Torst and Peacock had a disasterous second brood and were universally down as here. In common with elsewhere, and in contrast to the other vanessids, Comma boomed. Speckled wood was up as in the majority of the county. Following the county pattern the Browns did well apart from Small Heath that dropped back on its bumper year last year.