Llandaf Railway Station

Llandaf, like most other stations that are dotted around the city is a desolate wasteland of two platforms. However unlike other railways stations in the area this one can be very useful especially commuting into the city centre as Llandaf is far away enough that walking into Cardiff can prove to be more of a hike.
As you can imagine during rush hour the train can be pretty crowded but can give a quick and stress free route to the city centre and back.

Like most local city railway stations, this place is grotty rather than picturesque. It is however for locals a very, very, convenient railway station.
Almost half the trains leaving from Queen’s Street station go via Llandaff station, particularly the valley lines.
Additionally the train journey time from this station to the city centre is around 7 minutes. This is fantastic as local bus journey times are around 30 minutes, and to and from the nearest alternative station Coryton, takes a very long 45 minutes.
Something that is rather puzzling is the stations name. The station is located on the border of Llandaff North and Whitchurch, it would take a good 15 minutes to walk to Llandaff from this station, so I t think a name change is in order to avoid confusion.