British Rail Network Puzzle

[The Orange One]

This was printed in my university paper:

The British rail network runs far and wide. The name of a line is scrambled in the following anagram, and the name of a stop on that line, with the given number of letters is encoded by the sum of the letters, where A=1, B=2... Z=26, <Space/Punctuation>=0. Find the line and stop. Note that London Underground lines may also be possible answers.

Anagram: DIGS NOPE HEHE
Stop: 9 letters, Sum=76.

[tractakid]

I cheated. hehe.

[GuyBarry]

Well I think I've got it, but shouldn't the sum of the letters be 228?

[tractakid]

Well I think I've got it, but shouldn't the sum of the letters be 228?

Yes, though I expect that may have made it trickier to solve? (depending on your approach)

[DrainBrain]

Well I think I've got it, but shouldn't the sum of the letters be 228?

Yes, though I expect that may have made it trickier to solve? (depending on your approach)

Not really. It's not like there's many stations to check.

[The Orange One]

For those who didn't know, it was High Speed One and Ebbsfleet. They appear to have posted the same puzzle again this week, but when it finally changes I will let you know.

[The Orange One]

Well, another puzzle of the same ilk:

Anagram: MEDAL IN MIND NAIL
Stop: 9 letters, Sum=96.

This time, the name is accurate!

[GuyBarry]

Not too hard either - there aren't an awful lot of nine-letter stops on that line.

[RobbieM]

Not too hard either - there aren't an awful lot of nine-letter stops on that line.

Indeed. Pretty easy. Not sure if you want us to PM our answers, but I will.

[The Orange One]

Here's another one. I know most of you are finding these really easy, but I shall continue to put these up.

RAIN I EVIL COT

7 letters, sum 102.