Odd One Out

[markh5682]

Here is a little game where you pick out the odd one out from a list and give the reason why it's the odd one out, whoever guesses the correct answer gets to post the next list, it can be on any subject you like, it doesn't have to be railway related, the list can be as long or as short as you like (ideally more than 4).

I'll start it off with this one.......

Antony Worrall Thompson
Fanny & Johnnie Cradock
Heston Blumenthal
Jamie Oliver
Keith Floyd
Jay Rayner
Hairy Bikers
Ainsley Harriott
Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall
Nigella Lawson
Gary Rhodes
Rick Stein

Who is the odd one out and why?

[CaptainBazza]

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the prettiest cook of all?

Why Nigella, of course.

Cheers Bazza

[rufuskins]

"Fanny and Johhny Craddock"

because the rest are reportedly alive, and haven't had television dramas written about their lives!

Alec

[davejc64]

Antony Worrell Thompson, because he likes to get a 5 finger discount when he goes shopping!

[eyore]

Jay Rayner, because he can't cook.

[terrycunliffe]

Hairy Bikers.
The only ones to use pseudonyms

[rufuskins]

Jay Rayner, because he can't cook.

I suspect you are right because whilst all of the others actually do or did cook, he writes about food, etc. in The Guardian! Unrelated fact is that he's the son of Claire Rayner!

Alec

[stephenholmes]

Good morning
Another for Jay Rayner
Kind regards Stephen

[markh5682]

Jay Rayner, because he can't cook.

Correct, Jay Raynor is a Food journalist.

Over to you Phil

[eyore]

OK, it's railway related and its historical

Carlisle
Dalston
Wigton
Aspatria
Maryport
Flimby
Workington
Harrington
Parton
Whitehaven

Away you go!

[connorurry]

Complete stab in the dark, but is it Dalston as the others are areas in Cumbria whilst Dalston is in London?

[markh5682]

They are all on the Cumbrian coast line, except Carlisle on the WCML ?

I've a feeling that it's something much more obscure

[eyore]

They are all on the Cumbrian coast line, except Carlisle on the WCML ?

I've a feeling that it's something much more obscure

Yes and Yes

[TransportSteve]

Blimey, this is difficult, I can only suggest the odd one out is Workington, as that did have 2 stations, all the others only have one.
Workington North station was a temporary railway station constructed following the floods in 2009, which cut all road access to Workington town centre, and the mainline station, from north of the River Derwent.

Cheerz. Transport Steve.

[eyore]

Blimey, this is difficult, I can only suggest the odd one out is Workington, as that did have 2 stations, all the others only have one.
Workington North station was a temporary railway station constructed following the floods in 2009, which cut all road access to Workington town centre, and the mainline station, from north of the River Derwent.

Cheerz. Transport Steve.

Yep, its a toughy but you're on the right lines (sorry about the pun).

Historically, Workington had 2 stations, the town or upper station (long gone) and the Low or Main Station which is still in operation, Workington North was a modern temporary halt following the flooding.

However, the answer is not Workington, remember Google is your friend.