Oasis: (What’s the story) behind the station on record artwork?

As the years passed, the former waiting room became increasingly derelict.

But in 2007, Tim Collis and his husband Ryan Phelps bought the station’s master house behind to live in.

The waiting room was included as part of the sale.

“When we bought it, it was in that bad a condition it was in danger of falling down,” says Tim.

“There was no glass in the windows, the roof had holes in it, there was nothing inside, just an empty shell.”

Despite being an Oasis fan, Tim did not know about the building’s connection with the band as he had never seen the Some Might Say artwork.

“Inside the house the previous owner had left a photograph of the cottage, the one you see in the artwork, in a frame inside the house,” he says.

“That’s when we realised it was the Oasis photograph.”