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South West Trains Services by Text Message and Email General Information Notes & Symbols This timetable shows the service between London, Customer relations Bold Direct train k Change at West Croydon & Sutton West Croydon, Sutton and Epsom to Dorking and Phone: 03451 27 29 20 Light Connecting train n Arrives up to 3 minutes earlier 28 August to Horsham from 21 May to 9 December 2017. (7 days a week, 0700 to 2200, except Christmas Day) 10 Recommended connecting time 6 October email: [email protected] T London Underground interchange q Arrives up to 3 minutes earlier 27 May to 7 October Information correct at time of printing (March 2017). S Croydon Tramlink interchange r Change at Epsom & West Croydon Southern accepts no liability for inaccuracy in the Assisted travel s Stops to set down only information contained in this timetable. Phone: 0800 138 1016 SN Service operated by Southern t Change at Sutton & Norwood Junction (7 days a week, 0700 to 2200, except Christmas Day) SW Service operated by South West Trains v Change at Epsom & Norwood Junction Bicycle policy email: [email protected] w Change at Sutton & West Croydon Restrictions apply in the peak hours for a Arrival time y Commencing with 1307 from Dorking, trains arrive carrying non-folding bikes. Details at Traveline b Arrives up to 3 minutes earlier 22 May to 6 October up to 5 minutes earlier at Waterloo southernrailway.com/cyclepolicy For all other public transport route and timetable c Change at Sutton information d Departure Time A To Effingham Junction National Rail Enquiries Phone: 0871 200 22 23 e Change at Norwood Junction & Epsom B Runs 22 May to 25 August For up to the minute travel information for the National Online: traveline.org.uk f Change at Epsom C Runs 28 August to 8 December Rail network and information on all other train operating g Change at Norwood Junction D From Wimbledon companies 24 hours a day. British Transport Police h Change at West Croydon & Epsom E From Effingham Junction Phone: 03457 48 49 50 Phone: 0800 40 50 40 j Change at Norwood Junction & Sutton Online: nationalrail.co.uk Online: btp.police.uk Visit southernrailway.com for timetable information, Other websites latest offers, information on engineering work, real time London public transport information, tfl.gov.uk train running information and to register for travel alerts Through tickets for train and bus, plusbus.info South West Trains Services by text message and email. Information on taxis serving rail stations, traintaxi.co.uk Major engineering works will be taking place at London Waterloo National Cycle Network information, sustrans.org.uk between 5 and 28 August. During this period a reduced South West Follow us on Twitter @SouthernRailUK Independent passenger groups Trains service will be operating into/out of London Waterloo. Please Transport Focus, transportfocus.org.uk enquire for details of amended services. London TravelWatch, londontravelwatch.org.uk Brighton Line Commuters, brightonlinecommuters.org Mondays to Fridays Operator SW SN SN SW SN SW SW SN SN SW SW SW SN SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW Facilities Notes A London Victoria 10 T d 05 52 06 17 06 36 07 05 07 56 07 36 08 19 09 01 09 31 10 02 London Waterloo 15 T d 05 47 D 06 24 D 06 39 06 54 D D 07 24 07 39 07 54 D D 08 09 08 24 D 08 39 08 54 D 09 09 09 24 D 09 39 09 54 D 10 09 10 24 Clapham Junction 10 d 05 56 05 58 06 33 06 26 06 48 07 03 06 44 07 11 07 33 07 48 08 03 08 03 07 44 08 18 08 33 08 26 08 48 09 03 09 08 09 18 09 33 09 38 09 48 10 03 10 08 10 18 10 33 Balham T d D 06 03 D 06 31 D D 06 50 07 16 D D D D 07 50 D D 08 31 D D D D D D D D D D D London Bridge T d D 05 36c D D 06 06e D 06 36g D D 07 18e D D 07 53g D D D 08 26f D D D 08 36h 08 42j D D 08 56k D 09 36h Norwood Junction a D D D D 06 30 D 07 00 D D 07 30 D D 08 04 D D D D D D D D 08 56 D D D D D Norwood Junction d D D D D 06 38f D 07 09 D D 07 39f D D 08 08 D D D D D D D D 09 09c D D D D D West Croydon S a D D D D D D 07 13 D D D D D 08 13 D D D D D D D 09 19 D D D 09 50 D 10 19 West Croydon S d D D D D D D 07 14 D D D D D 08 14 D D D D D D D 09 24f D D D 09 59c D 10 29f Sutton a D 06 17 D 06 51 D D 07 26 07 35 D D D 08 23 08 27 D D 08 50 09 02f D 09 28 D D 09 26 D D 10 11 D D Sutton d D 06 25 06 30 D 06 52 06 57f D 07 27 07 36 D 07 57f D 08 23 08 27 D D 08 50 09 02f D 09 29 D 09 40f 09 59 D D 10 29 D 10 42f Cheam d D 06 28 06 32 D 06 54 06 59f D 07 29 07 38 D 07 59f D 08 26 08 30 D D 08 53 09 05f D 09 31 D 09 42f 10 01 D D 10 31 D 10 44f Ewell East d D 06 31 06 36 D 06 58 07 03f D 07 33 07 42 D 08 03f D 08 29 08 33 D D 08 56 09 08f D D D 09 46f 10 05 D D D D 10 48f Epsom a 06 20 06 35 06 40 06 57 07 02 07 08 07 27 07 37 07 46 07 58 08 07 08 27 08 33 08 37 08 42 08 57 09 00 09 12 09 27 09 37 09 42 09 50 10 09 10 17 10 27 10 37 10 46 10 52 Epsom d 06 21 06 36 06 42 06 58 07 02 07 12 07 28 07 37 07 47 07 58 08 17 08 28 08 34 08 38 08 47 08 58 09 01 09 17 09 28 09 37 09 47 09 58 10 09 10 18 10 28 10 37 10 47 10 58 Ashtead d 06 25 06 40 D 07 02 07 06 07 16 07 32 07 41 07 51 08 02 08 21 08 32 08 38 08 42 08 51 09 02 09 05 09 21 09 32 09 41 09 51 10 02 10 13 10 22 10 32 10 41 10 51 11 02 Leatherhead d 06 28 06 43 06 51 07 05 07 09 07 19 07 35 07 44 07 54 08 05 08 24 08 35 08 41 08 45 08 54 09 05 09 08 09 24 09 35 09 44 09 54 10 05 10 16 10 25 10 35 10 44 10 54 11 05 Guildford a 06 53b D 07 13 D D D 08 06 D D 08 53b D D D 09 23b D D 09 53b D D 10 23b D D 10 53b D D 11 23b D Box Hill and Westhumble d 06 48 D D D 07 59 D D D 08 50 D 09 13 D 09 49 D 10 21 D D D Dorking a 06 50 07 14b 07 15 07 44b 08 01 08 14b 08 44b 08 47 08 52 09 14b 09 15 09 44 09 52 10 14b 10 24 10 44b 10 50 11 14b Dorking d 06 51 07 16 08 02 08 47 09 16 10 24 Holmwood d 06 58 07 23 08 09 D 09 23 10 32 Ockley d 07 02 07 27 08 13 D 09 27 10 36 Warnham d 07 08 07 33 08 19 D 09 33 10 41 Horsham a 07 15 07 38 08 24 09 03 09 38 10 46 Operator SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN Facilities Notes London Victoria 10 T d 10 31 11 02 11 32 12 01 12 32 13 02 13 31 14 01 14 31 15 02 London Waterloo 15 T d D 10 39 10 54 D 11 09 11 24 D 11 39 11 54 D 12 09 12 24 D 12 39 12 54 D 13 09 13 24 D 13 39 13 54 D 14 09 14 24 D 14 39 14 54 D Clapham Junction 10 d 10 38 10 48 11 03 11 08 11 18 11 33 11 38 11 48 12 03 12 08 12 18 12 33 12 38 12 48 13 03 13 08 13 18 13 33 13 38 13 48 14 03 14 08 14 18 14 33 14 38 14 48 15 03 15 08 Balham T d D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D London Bridge T d D D D 10 10k D 10 40h D D D 11 10k D 11 40h D D D 12 10k D 12 40h D D D 13 10k D 13 40h D D D 14 10k Norwood Junction a D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D Norwood Junction d D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D D West Croydon S a D D D 10 49 D 11 19 D D D 11 49 D 12 19 D D D 12 49 D 13 19 D D D 13 49 D 14 19 D D D 14 49 West Croydon S d D D D 11 06c D 11 29f D D D 12 06c D 12 29f D D D 13 06c D 13 29f D D D 14 06c D 14 29f D D D 15 06c Sutton a 10 58 D D 11 18 D D D D D 12 18 D D 12 58 D D 13 18 D D 13 58 D D 14 18 D D 14 58 D D 15 18 Sutton d 10 59 D D 11 29 D 11 42f 11 59 D D 12 29 D 12 42f 12 59 D D 13 29 D 13 42f 13 59 D D 14 29 D 14 42f 14 59 D D 15 29 Cheam d 11 01 D D 11 31 D 11 45f 12 01 D D 12 31 D 12 45f 13 01 D D 13 31 D 13 45f 14 01 D D 14 31 D 14 45f 15 01 D D 15 31 Ewell East d 11 05 D D D D 11 48f 12 05 D D D D 12 48f 13 05 D D D D 13 48f 14 05 D D D D 14 48f 15 05 D D D Epsom a 11 09 11 17 11 27 11 37 11 46 11 52 12 09 12 17 12 27 12 37 12 46 12 52 13 09 13 17 13 27 13 37 13 46 13 52 14 09 14 17 14 27 14 37 14 46 14 52 15 09 15 17 15 27 15 37 Epsom d 11 09 11 17 11 28 11 37 11 47 11 58 12 09 12 17 12 28 12 37 12 47 12 58 13 09 13 17 13 28 13 37 13 47 13 58 14 09 14 17 14 28 14 37 14 47 14 58 15 09 15 17 15 28 15 37 Ashtead d 11 13 11 21 11 32 11 41 11 51 12 02 12 13 12 21 12 32 12 41 12 51 13 02 13 13 13 21 13 32 13 41 13 51 14 02 14 13 14 21 14 32 14 41 14 51 15 02 15 13 15 21 15 32 15 41 Leatherhead d 11 16 11 24 11 35 11 44 11 54 12 05 12 16 12 24 12 35 12 44 12 54 13 05 13 16 13 24 13 35 13 44 13 54 14 05 14 16 14 24 14 35 14 44 14 54 15 05 15 16 15 24 15 35 15 44 Guildford a D 11 53b D D 12 23b D D 12 53b D D 13 23b D D 13 53b D D 14 23b D D 14 53b D D 15 23b D D 15 53b D D Box Hill and Westhumble d 11 21 D D D 12 21 D D D 13 21 D D D 14 21 D D D 15 21 D D Dorking a 11 24 11 44b 11 50 12 14b 12 24 12 44b 12 50 13 14b 13 24 13 44b 13 50 14 14b 14 24 14 44b 14 50 15 14b 15 24 15 44b 15 50 Dorking d 11 24 12 24 13 24 14 24 15 24 Holmwood d 11 32 12 32 13 32 14 32 15 32 Ockley d 11 36 12 36 13 36 14 36 15 36 Warnham d 11 41 12 41 13 41 14 41 15 41 Horsham a 11 46 12 46 13 46 14 46 15 46 Operator SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SW SW SN SN SW SW SN SN SW SW SN SN SW SN SW SW SN SN SW Facilities Notes A A B C London Victoria 10 T d 15 31 16 02 16 17 16 47 16 36 17 20 17 50 18 01 18 20 London Waterloo 15 T d 15 09 15 24 D 15 39 15 54 D 16 09 16 24 D 16 39 16 54 D D 17 09 17 24 D 17 39 17 54 D D 18 09 18 09 18 24 D 18 39 Clapham Junction 10 d 15 18 15 33 15 38 15 48 16 03 16 08 16 18 16 33 16 24 16 48 17 03 16 54 16 45 17 18 17 33 17 27 17 48 18 03 17 56 18 08 18 18 18 19 18 33 18 26 18 49 Balham T d D D D D D D D D 16 30 D D 17 00 16 50 D D 17 32 D D 18 02 18 12 D D D 18 32 D London Bridge T d D 14 40h D D D 15 10k D D 15 40k D D D 16 47g D 17 04f D 17 25 D D D 17 37k D 18 03 D D D 18 32 D Norwood Junction a D D D D D D D D D D D D 17 00 D D D 17 38 D D D D D 18 17 D D D 18 45 D Norwood Junction d D D D D D D D D D D D D 17 08 D D D 17 38 D D D D D 18 18 D D D 18 45 D West Croydon S a D 15 19 D D D 15 49 D D 16 19 D
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