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Christmas Eve Monday 24Th December 2018 Christmas Eve Monday 24th December 2018 A Saturday level of service will operate with additional peak trains Enhanced Services (Note all additional train times subject to validation and change) Highspeed services Down Services Additional (06.19 / 15.16 / 16.16) St Pancras International to Maidstone West calling at Stratford International, Ebbsfleet International, Gravesend, Strood, Snodland (not 0619) and Maidstone West. Formed 6 cars. Additional (15.07 / 16.07) St Pancras International to Ramsgate calling at Stratford International, Ashford International, Folkestone West, Dover Priory, Walmer, Deal, Sandwich and Ramsgate. Up Services Additional (06.53 / 07.53) Maidstone West to St Pancras International calling at Snodland, Strood, Gravesend, Ebbsfleet International, Stratford International and St Pancras International. Additional (06.52) Sandwich to St Pancras International calling at Deal, Walmer, Dover Priory, Folkestone West, Ashford International, Stratford International and St Pancras International. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December continued on next page. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December 2018 Continued. Table 1 London and Tonbridge to Ashford International, Canterbury West, Folkestone, Dover, Ramsgate and Margate Down Services Additional (14.24) Cannon Street to Dover Priory, calling at London Bridge, Orpington, Sevenoaks, then all stations. Formed 8 cars. Additionals (15.24 / 16.24) Cannon Street to Ramsgate / Ramsgate, calling at London Bridge, Orpington, Sevenoaks then all stations to Ashford where train divides. Front 4 all stations to Ramsgate via Canterbury West; rear 4 all stations to Ramsgate via Dover Priory. Up Services Additional (04.30) Dover Priory to Cannon Street calling at all stations to Sevenoaks, Orpington, London Bridge then fast to Cannon Street, formed 8 Cars Additional (05.20) Ramsgate to Cannon Street calling all stations via Dover Priory to Sevenoaks, Orpington, London Bridge then fast to Cannon Street, formed 8 cars Additional (06.10) Ramsgate to Cannon Street calling all stations via Canterbury West to Sevenoaks, Orpington, London Bridge then fast to Cannon Street formed 8 Cars Table 2 London to Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Sheerness, Faversham, Dover and Ramsgate Down trains Additionals (14.30 / 15.30) Cannon Street to Ramsgate calling at London Bridge, Rochester then all stations to Faversham where the train divides front 4 cars for all stations to Ramsgate rear 4 cars for all stations to Dover Priory. Additional (16.30) Cannon Street to Ramsgate calling at London Bridge, Rochester then all stations formed 8 cars. Up Services Additionals (05.35 / 06.35) Ramsgate/Dover Priory to Cannon Street calling at all stations to Faversham where trains attach then all stations to Rochester then London Bridge and Cannon Street formed 8 Cars from Faversham Additional (06.05) Ramsgate to Cannon Street calling at all stations to Rochester then London Bridge and Cannon Street formed 8 cars Table 3A London to Ashford and Canterbury West via Maidstone East Down Services Additional (15.47) Blackfriars to Ashford calling at Elephant & Castle, Denmark Hill, Bromley South, Swanley then all stations to Ashford formed 8 cars. Services to run as 8 car as per May 2018 CWN. Up Services Additional (06.24) Ashford to Blackfriars calling all stations to Swanley then Bromley South, Denmark Hill, Elephant & Castle and Blackfriars. Formed 8 Cars Services to run as 8 car as per May 2018 CWN. Table 4 London to Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Battle and Hastings All services to be formed of 8 Cars Down Services Additionals (15.02 / 16.02) Cannon Street to Hastings, calling London Bridge then fast to High Brooms then all stations formed 8 Cars. Up Services Additionals (06.35 / 07.35) Hastings to Cannon Street calling all stations to High Brooms then fast to London Bridge then Cannon Street formed 8 Cars. Table 5 London to Dartford, Gravesend, and the Medway Towns All Cannon Street services arriving between 07.00 and 10.00 and departing between 16.00 and 19.00 to be formed of 2 units. 5A Via Greenwich 05.39, 06.09, 06.39, 07.09 Slade Green to Cannon Street to start from Dartford. 5B Via Bexleyheath Additionals (06.20 / 06.50 / 07.20) Barnehurst to Cannon Street, calling all stations. Formed 8 cars. 5C Via Sidcup Additional (05.32) Crayford to Cannon Street, calling all stations. Formed 8 cars. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December continued on next page. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December 2018 Continued. Table 6A London to Catford Bridge, Elmers End and Hayes Up Services Additionals (05.45 / 06.15 / 06.45) Hayes to Cannon Street, calling all stations via Lewisham formed 8 Cars. Table 6B London to Grove Park, Bromley North, Orpington and Sevenoaks All Cannon Street services arriving between 07.00 and 10.00 and departing between 16.00 and 19.00 to be formed of 2 units. Passenger Service Shutdown. No Passenger services will operate after c22.00. NOTE – Alterations below are subject to revision dependent on rolling stock and train crew balances. Table HS High Speed Services Down Services 20.37 St Pancras to Ramsgate will terminate at Ashford International. 21.12 St Pancras International to Margate will terminate at Ashford International. 21.25 and 22.25 St Pancras International to Ramsgate will not run. 21.37, 22.37 and 23.37 St Pancras International to Ramsgate will not run. 21.55, 22.55, 2325 and 23.55 St Pancras International to Faversham will not run. 22.12 and 23.12 St Pancras International to Margate will not run. 00.12 (25/12/18) St Pancras International to Ashford International will not run. Up Services 17.25 St Pancras International to St Pancras International via Faversham and Dover will terminate at Ashford International. 17.37 St Pancras International to St Pancras International via Dover and Faversham will terminate at Faversham. 19.53 Margate to St Pancras International will terminate at Ashford International. 18.25 and 19.25 St Pancras International to St Pancras International Faversham and Dover will terminate at Ramsgate. 20.25 St Pancras International to St Pancras International via Faversham and Dover will terminate at Ramsgate 18.37 and 1937 St Pancras International to St Pancras International via Dover and Faversham will terminate at Ramsgate. 20.30 and 21.30 Faversham to St Pancras International will not run. 20.53 Margate to St Pancras International will terminate at Ramsgate. 21.53 Margate to St Pancras International will not run. Table 1 London and Tonbridge to Ashford, Canterbury West, Folkestone, Dover, Ramsgate and Margate Down Services 20.40 Charing Cross to Dover Priory will terminate at Ashford. 21.10, 22.10 and 23.10 Charing Cross to Ramsgate will not run. 21.40, 22.40, and 23.40 Charing Cross to Dover Priory will not run. 01.07(25/12/18) Ashford International to Canterbury West will not run. Up Services 19.19 Ramsgate to Charing Cross will terminate at Tonbridge. 19.58 Dover Priory to Charing Cross will terminate at Tonbridge. 20.19 Ramsgate to Charing Cross will terminate at Ashford International. 20.58 Dover Priory to Charing Cross will terminate at Ashford International. 21.16 Ramsgate to Charing Cross will not run. 21.58 Dover Priory to Tonbridge will not run. 22.16 Ramsgate to Tonbridge will not run. 22.53 Margate to Ashford International will not run. 22.58 Dover Priory to Ashford International will not run. 23.12 Ramsgate to Ashford International will not run. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December continued on next page. Christmas Eve Monday 24th December 2018 Continued. Table 2 London to Medway Towns, Sittingbourne, Sheerness, Faversham, Dover and Ramsgate Down Services 20.40 Victoria to Ramsgate will terminate at Faversham. 20.42 Victoria to Canterbury East will terminate at Gillingham. 21.10 and 22.10 Victoria to Dover Priory will not run. 21.42 Victoria to Canterbury East will not run. 21.40, 22.40 and 23.10 Victoria to Ramsgate will not run. 21.25, 21.55, 22.25, 23.25 Sittingbourne to Sheerness will not run. 22.42 and 23.42 Victoria to Gillingham will not run. 00.10(25/12/18) Victoria to Ramsgate will not run. 00.25 (25/12/18) Sittingbourne to Sheerness will not run. 00.40 (25/12/18) Victoria to Gillingham will not run. Up Services 19.18 Dover Priory to Victoria will terminate at Gillingham 19.52 Dover Priory to Victoria will not run. 19.53 Ramsgate to Victoria will terminate at Faversham. 20.53, and 21.53 Ramsgate to Victoria will not run. 20.18, 21.05 and 22.05 Dover Priory to Victoria will not run. 21.48, 22.18, 22.48 and 23.48 Sheerness to Sittingbourne will not run. 23.10 Dover Priory to Faversham will not run. 23.15 Ramsgate to Gillingham will not run. Table 3A London to Ashford International and Canterbury West via Maidstone East Down Services 20.25 Victoria to Ashford to call additionally at St Mary Cray, Kemsing, East Malling and Barming. 20.55, 21.25, 21.55, 22.25, 22.55, 23.25 and 23.55 Victoria to Ashford International will not run. 00.25 (25/12/18) Victoria to Ashford International will not run. Up Services 20.05 Canterbury West to Victoria will terminate at Maidstone East. 21.05, 22.05 and 22.40 Ashford International to Victoria will not run. 21.05 Canterbury West to Victoria will terminate at Ashford International. Table 3B Strood to Maidstone West, Paddock Wood and Tonbridge Down Services 21.34 and 22.34 Strood to Maidstone West will not run. 22.04 Strood to Tonbridge will not run. Up Services 22.03 and 23.03 Maidstone West to Strood will not run 22.04 Tonbridge to Strood will not run Table 4 London to Sevenoaks, Tonbridge, Tunbridge Wells, Battle and Hastings Down Services 20.45 Charing Cross to Hastings will terminate at Tunbridge Wells.
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