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Changes to train times This week Monday 12 to Friday 16 April A revised train timetable is in operation as a result of the coronavirus, and will be amended by late night engineering work. Please check before you travel, using the online journey planners. Late night engineering work will affect the following train Grove Park to Bromley North Faversham to Ramsgate. services between: As a result of engineering work, the following late night trains • 2310 (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday only) Victoria to Brixton and Shortlands between Grove Park/Sundridge Park/Bromley North will not run: Ramsgate train, is retimed to depart Faversham, 10 minutes • In order to maintain timetable frequency; a replacement bus to Grove Park to Bromley North earlier at 0026 and sets down passengers only at all stations Orpington departs Herne Hill at 0024 (Tuesday to Friday only), • 2355 (Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday only) & 0015 to Ramsgate. calling at West Dulwich - Croxted Road 0029, Sydenham Hill (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday only). • Additional bus services will depart Faversham at: 0035, Penge East 0043, Kent House 0048, Beckenham Junction Bromley North to Grove Park • 0039 (Tuesday, Thursday & Friday only) for Ramsgate, setting down passengers only at Margate, Broadstairs and 0054 and then sets down passengers only at Shortlands, • 0005 (Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday & Friday only). Bromley South, Bickley, Petts Wood and terminates at Dumpton Park. Orpington at 0136. Valid train tickets will be accepted for travel on following local TfL • 0040 (Tuesday, Thursday & Friday only) for Westgate-on-Sea, • 0028 (Tuesday to Friday only) Victoria to Orpington via bus routes, in any direction between Grove Park, Sundridge Park setting down passengers only at Whitstable, Chestfield & Herne Hill train on departure from Victoria is diverted via an and Bromley North. Swalecliffe, Herne Bay and Birchington-on-Sea. alternative route and runs non-stop to Shortlands and then as • Grove Park - Bromley North - local bus routes 126 or 261. scheduled calling pattern from Bromley South to Orpington. • Grove Park - Sundridge Park – bus 126/261 to Plaistow Green A replacement bus to Orpington departs Victoria at 0029, and change for 314. calling at Herne Hill 0054, West Dulwich - Croxted Road • Sundridge Park - Bromley North - local bus 314. 0059, Sydenham Hill 0105, Penge East 0113, Kent House 0118, Beckenham Junction 0124 and then sets down passengers only at Shortlands, Bromley South, Bickley, Petts Wood and terminates at Orpington at 0206. Saturday 17 and Sunday 18 April Coronavirus travel advice. Southeastern is currently operating an amended train timetable. This revised timetable is further amended as a result of the following engineering work. Please check before you travel, using the online journey planners. St Pancras International Stratford Farringdon International Saturday Southeastern engineering work routes City Thameslink Cannon Street Blackfriars Westcombe Greenwich Sunday Southeastern limited (Zone 2 & 3) Park Charlton Woolwich Arsenal Abbey Wood Waterloo engineering work service routes East Charing Cross Loughborough Elephant London Bridge Deptford Maze Hill Woolwich Plumstead Belvedere Erith Slade Saturday and Sunday Southeastern & Castle Dockyard Green engineering work high speed route (HS1) (Zone 1 & 2) New Cross Victoria Junction St Johns Kidbrooke Falconwood Bexleyheath Southeastern high speed service routes DenmarkPeckham HillNunhead Rye Lewisham Blackheath Eltham Welling Barnehurst Brixton (Zone 2 & 3) Partial/revised services. Line colour relates to Southeastern Hither Green days shown above high speed limited Mottingham Sidcup Albany Park Bexley Crayford service routes Lee New Eltham Crofton Park Dartford Other operator Catford Ladywell routes Herne Hill Stone Crossing (Zone 2 & 3) Grove Park Greenhithe Ebbsfleet International West Dulwich Catford Swanscombe Bridge Northfleet Sheerness-on-Sea Sydenham Hill Queenborough Elmstead Woods Gravesend Bellingham Swale Lower Sydenham Higham Beckenham Hill Sundridge Kemsley Penge East Park Chislehurst Strood New Ravensbourne Bromley Sittingbourne Beckenham North Kent House St Mary Cray Swanley Farningham Road Meopham TeynhamFaversham WhitstableChestfieldHerne & Swalecliffe Bay Birchington-on-Sea Longfield Sole Street Shortlands Bromley SouthBickley RochesterChathamGillinghamRainham Newington Westgate-on-Sea Clock House Beckenham Junction Selling Margate Elmers End Petts Eynsford (Kent Wood (Kent Broadstairs Eden Park Shoreham Cuxton ) Orpington (Kent) ) Dumpton Park West Wickham Canterbury West Otford Ramsgate Hayes (Kent) Chelsfield Halling Kemsing Knockholt Snodland Sturry Borough Green & Wrotham Minster Bat & Ball West Malling Sandwich Dunton (for Kings Hill) Canterbury East Green New Hythe Bekesbourne Deal Adisham East Malling Chartham Aylesford Walmer Barming Aylesham Sevenoaks A Snowdown (for Leeds Castle) Martin Mill Maidstone Barracks Shepherds Well Maidstone East Maidstone West Chilham Kearsney Bearsted East Farleigh Dover Priory Hollingbourne Hildenborough Wateringbury C Folkestone Central Harrietsham Yalding Lenham Wye B Folkestone West Paddock Beltring Charing Tonbridge Wood Marden Staplehurst Headcorn Pluckley Ashford Westenhanger Sandling High Brooms International Tunbridge Wells Ham Street Frant Appledore Wadhurst For more information, download our Stonegate Rye Etchingham Ore Robertsbridge Hastings On Track app, call National Rail Enquiries CrowhurstWest St Leonards Battle St Leonards Warrior Square or visit nationalrail.co.uk • A half hourly shuttle train service operates Saturday 17 April B C between Tonbridge, Paddock Wood, Marden, There is no scheduled engineering work on this Staplehurst, Headcorn, Pluckley and Ashford Engineering work is taking place on Sunday Engineering work is taking place on Sunday date, a revised Southeastern Saturday timetable International. 18 April between Ashford International and 18 April between Paddock Wood and Strood will operate. • Charing Cross to Dover Priory via Ashford Dover Priory. There are no trains calling at via Maidstone West. There are no train Sunday 18 April International trains will not run. Westenhanger, Sandling, Folkestone West and services operating from/to Beltring, Yalding, • Tonbridge to Strood via Maidstone West trains Folkestone Central stations on Sunday 18 April. Wateringbury, East Farleigh, Maidstone West, A will not run, see note C. As a result: Maidstone Barracks, Aylesford, New Hythe, Engineering work is taking place on Sunday • Charing Cross to Sevenoaks are revised to • St Pancras International to Ramsgate via Snodland, Halling and Cuxton stations on 18 April, between Orpington/Otford and depart at 05 & 35 minutes past the hour and Ashford International and Dover Priory Sunday 18 April. As a result: Tonbridge. There are no trains calling at further revised to terminate at Orpington. trains are revised to terminate at Ashford There are no trains operating between Strood Chelsfield, Knockholt, Dunton Green, Sevenoaks • Replacement bus services operate half hourly International. and Tonbridge: and Hildenborough on Sunday 18 April. between Orpington and Sevenoaks, calling at • Replacement buses will operate an hourly • Replacement bus services operate between As a result: Chelsfield, Knockholt and Dunton Green. service between Ashford International, Strood and Maidstone West. • Charing Cross to Hastings trains are retimed to • Victoria to Canterbury West via Maidstone Folkestone West, Folkestone Central and Dover • Replacement minibus services operate depart at 17 & 47 minutes past the hour and East trains will call additionally at Eynsford P r ior y. between Maidstone West and Paddock Wood. are diverted on departure from London Bridge, and Shoreham. • Ramsgate to St Pancras International via to call at East Croydon, Redhill, Tonbridge • Note: Thameslink services between Blackfriars Faversham trains are revised to start back and then as scheduled stopping patterns to and Sevenoaks are diverted on departure from Dover Priory, at 42 minutes past the hour, Hastings. from Bickley and will terminate at Orpington. calling additionally at Martin Mill, Walmer, • Additional trains will operate between Replacement buses will operate between Deal and Sandwich, and then as scheduled Charing Cross and Orpington departing at Otford, Bat & Ball and Sevenoaks. calling pattern from Ramsgate to St Pancras 25 & 55 minutes past the hour, calling at International via Faversham and Strood. Waterloo East, London Bridge and Orpington. • Charing Cross to Dover Priory via Tonbridge • Replacement bus services which will operate and Ashford International trains will not run, half hourly between Orpington, Sevenoaks, see note A. Hildenborough and Tonbridge • Replacement buses will operate hourly • Charing Cross to Ramsgate via Canterbury between Ashford International, Sandling, West trains, departing at 10 minutes past Folkestone West, Folkestone Central and Dover the hour, are diverted on departure from Priory. An hourly minibus service operates in London Bridge calling at Chislehurst, Otford, both directions between Westenhanger and Maidstone East, Ashford International and Sandling. as scheduled calling pattern via Canterbury West to Ramsgate. SE21 Week03 Eng work weekly summary SE21 Week03 Get in touch: Traintracker™ Text - text and phone Southeastern Customer Services Bikes on rail replacement bus services You won’t be able to carry a bike onto a National Rail Enquiries - for full details based self-service information. Telephone 0345 322 7021 replacement bus service but might be able to fit a folding bike in the luggage area if there’s of all train services or Traintracker™ – Text 84950 (Cost 25p for each reply) Text Relay number 18001 0345 322 7021 enough space. (calls charged at local rate and may be recorded) for live arrival/departure board nationalrail.co.uk We make sure information displayed at our information over the phone stations is correct at the time of print but they can change at short notice. For help, please Call 03457 48 49 50 Tweet Us @Se_Railway ask our station teams or contact our Customer Services team..
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