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Monday 11 to Friday 15 January Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 January Changes to train times This week Monday 11 to Friday 15 January A reduced train timetable is in operation as a result of the coronavirus lockdown, and will be amended by late night engineering work. Please check before you travel, using the online journey planners. Deal/Minster to Ramsgate Blackheath to Dartford via Charlton In order to maintain timetable frequency, an additional bus service will As a result of late night engineering work between the above stations, the As a result of late night engineering work between the above stations, the operate between Lewisham and Dartford via Charlton and Woolwich following train services are revised: following train services are revised: Arsenal: departing from Lewisham at 0010 (Tuesday to Friday only) • 2240 (Wednesday & Thursday only) Charing Cross to Ramsgate via • 0012 (Thursday & Friday only) Charing Cross to Dartford via Lewisham calling at Blackheath 0018, Charlton 0030, Woolwich Dockyard 0035, Dover Priory train is revised to terminate at Dover Priory at 0035; with and Woolwich Arsenal; Woolwich Arsenal 0041, Plumstead 0045, Abbey Wood 0051, Belvedere a connecting replacement bus service to Ramsgate, departing Dover • 0015 (Tuesday & Wednesday only) Cannon Street to Dartford via 0055, Erith 0100, Slade Green 0106 and terminates Dartford at 0117. Priory at 0050 (Thursday & Friday only), calling to set down passengers Lewisham and Woolwich Arsenal; at Martin Mill, Walmer, Deal and Sandwich and terminating at • 0042 (Thursday & Friday only) Charing Cross to Dartford via Lewisham Victoria and Brixton Ramsgate at 0151. and Woolwich Arsenal; As a result of late night engineering work between the above stations, the • 2310 (Wednesday & Thursday only) Charing Cross to Ramsgate • 0045 (Tuesday & Wednesday only) Cannon Street to Dartford via following train services are revised: via Canterbury West is revised to terminate at Minster at 0112; a Lewisham and Woolwich Arsenal; Victoria to Orpington via Herne Hill trains: connecting replacement bus service to Ramsgate will depart Minster at the above trains will run as scheduled to Lewisham and then diverted • 2328 & 2358 (Monday to Thursday only) 0122 (Thursday & Friday only) terminating at Ramsgate at 0135. by alternative route, calling at all stations via Bexleyheath, to Dartford. and 0028 (Tuesday to Friday only); • 2312 (Wednesday & Thursday only) St Pancras International to Margate Replacement bus services will depart Lewisham for Dartford at 0040 & These trains will not call at Brixton, passengers with valid tickets for Brixton via Canterbury West train is revised to terminate at Minster at 0025; a 0110 (Tuesday to Friday only) to Dartford, calling at Blackheath 0048 & to travel via TfL Victoria Line services between Victoria and Brixton. connecting replacement bus service to Margate will depart Minster at 0118, Charlton 0100 & 0130, Woolwich Dockyard 0105 & 0135, Woolwich 0035 (Thursday & Friday only) calling at Ramsgate at 0048 and setting Arsenal 0111 & 0141, Plumstead 0115 & 0145, Abbey Wood 0121 & 01s51, down at Broadstairs at 0057 and terminating at Margate at 0106. Belvedere 0125 & 01s55, Erith 0130 & 02s00, Slade Green 0136 & 02s06 and terminates at Dartford at 0147 & 0217. Note: s = Sets down passengers only. Saturday 16 and Sunday 17 January Coronavirus travel advice. Southeastern is currently operating a reduced 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 B A 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 C 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 Snowdown (for Leeds Castle) Martin Mill Maidstone Barracks Shepherds Well Maidstone East Maidstone West Chilham Kearsney Bearsted East Farleigh Dover Priory Hollingbourne Hildenborough Wateringbury Folkestone Central Harrietsham Yalding Lenham Wye 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 Engineering work is taking place on Sunday 17 A January, between Plumstead/Barnehurst and Dartford. B C Engineering work is taking place on Saturday There are no train services operating from Abbey Engineering work is taking place between Cannon Engineering work is taking place between 16 January, between Plumstead/Barnehurst and Wood, Belvedere, Erith and Slade Green stations on Street to London Bridge; London Bridge to Lewisham Sittingbourne to Herne Bay; Faversham and Dover Dartford. There are no train services operating from Sunday 17 January. As a result: via New Cross; Deptford to Charlton via Greenwich on Priory via Canterbury East on Sunday 17 January. Abbey Wood, Belvedere, Erith and Slade Green • Charing Cross to Dartford via Woolwich Arsenal Sunday 17 January. There are no train services operating from Teynham, stations on Saturday 16 January. As a result: trains are revised to terminate at Plumstead. There are no train services operating from Cannon Faversham, Whitstable and Chestfield & Swalecliffe, • Cannon Street to Cannon Street via Sidcup and • Replacement bus services will operate half hourly Street, New Cross, St Johns, Deptford, Greenwich, Selling, Canterbury East, Bekesbourne, Adisham, Greenwich trains will run as scheduled to Crayford between Plumstead and Dartford, calling at Abbey Maze Hill and Westcombe Park stations on Sunday Aylesham, Snowdown, Shepherds Well and Kearsney and are then diverted to Dartford. Wood, Belvedere, Erith and Slade Green. 17 January. As a result: stations on Sunday 17 January. As a result: • Cannon Street to Cannon Street via Greenwich • Victoria to Gravesend via Bexleyheath trains are • Cannon Street to Hayes trains will not run. • Victoria to Ramsgate & Dover Priory trains will call trains, are revised to start back from Dartford at revised to terminate at Barnehurst. • Additional trains will operate half hourly between additionally at Newington and will terminate at 26 & 56 minutes past the hour, and calls at all • Replacement bus services will operate half hourly Charing Cross and Hayes, departing Charing Sittingbourne: stations via Sidcup. between Barnehurst and Dartford only. Cross at 06 & 36 minutes past the hour, calling at • A replacement bus service will operate between • Cannon Street to Slade Green via Bexleyheath trains • Charing Cross to Gravesend via Sidcup trains will Waterloo East, London Bridge, Lewisham, Ladywell Sittingbourne, Faversham, Whitstable, Chestfield will not run. call additionally at Lewisham. and all stations to Hayes. & Swalecliffe and Herne Bay. From Herne Bay an • Cannon Street to Barnehurst via Greenwich trains • Note: Kentish Town to Rainham Thameslink trains • Cannon Street to Cannon Street via Greenwich and hourly shuttle train service operates to Ramsgate, will not run. are revised to start from Dartford operate at 28 & 58 Woolwich Arsenal trains will not run. calling at Birchington-on-Sea, Westgate-on-Sea, • Charing Cross to Dartford via Woolwich Arsenal minutes past the hour, calling at all stations • Cannon Street to Cannon Street via Sidcup and Margate, Broadstairs and Dumpton Park. trains are retimed to depart Charing Cross at between Dartford and Rainham. Woolwich Arsenal trains will not run. • An hourly minibus service will operate between 24 & 54 minutes
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