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General information Notes & symbols Holiday Periods Transport Focus London Travelwatch ) PLUSBUS through ticketing available We will be running amended timetables over web: transportfocus.org.uk web: londontravelwatch.org.uk Christmas, Easter and May Bank Holidays. Details email: [email protected] email: [email protected] SN operated by Southern will be available on our website and station posters. tel: 0300 123 2350 tel: 020 3176 2999 post: Freepost (RTEH-XAGE-BYKZ), Post: 169 Union Street, London, SE1 0LL Transport Focus, PO Box 5594, Bring your bike Southend-on-Sea, SS1 9PZ Bikes (except tandems) are welcome on board our Community Rail Partnership trains but please be extra careful when it’s busy. On Rail User Groups The Community Rail Partnership brings together weekdays, only folding bikes are allowed on trains If you’d like to be more involved with the the local community, businesses, local government arriving at London Euston between 0700 –1000, development of rail services, why not join your and the railway to secure the long term future and departing between 1600 –1900. local rail user group. of the Abbey line. For more information about how you can get involved please contact the Abbey Flyer Users Group Community Rail Partnership Offi cer. Getting assistance at the station Dave Horton Call us on 0800 092 4260 if you need some email: info@abfl y.org.uk Abbey Line Community Rail Partnership help getting on or off the trains and we’ll make tel: 07739 023 316 Edna Woname the necessary arrangements. Please give at least web: abbeyline.org.uk 24 hours notice if possible. email: [email protected] twitter: @abbeylinecrp visit intalink.org.uk for timetables, maps, journey tel: 01923 278214 planning and news about passenger transport in Hertfordshire. group save tt ad 46 x 46 mar16.indd 1 07/03/2016 11:15 Special events and maintenance work Off-Peak travel Like most rail companies we Changes to our planned timetable can occur at Certain Off-Peak tickets are not valid on operate a penalty fares system on our services, anyone without a short notice. Online journey planners generally trains leaving London between 1649 -1900 viable ticket will be liable to pay provide the most up-to-date information. Mondays to Fridays. Please check before the penalty fare. Find out more at Please check before you travel. you travel. londonmidland.com/penaltyfares Watford - St Albans Abbey Mondays to Fridays Mondays to SN London Euston 0604 0654 0734 0824 0905 0954 1049 1124 ) Milton Keynes Central 0504 ‡ 0603 0635 ‡ 0701 ‡ 0759 ‡ ‡ 0905 0922 ‡ 1022 ‡ 1107 ‡ ) Watford Junction 0549 0554 0624 0633 0638 0704 0709 0721 0738 0752 0804 0835 0843 0854 0926 0928 0939 0958 1009 1024 1058 1103 1109 1130 1139 1154 Watford North 0556 0640 0723 0806 0856 0941 1026 1111 1156 Garston 0559 0643 0726 0809 0859 0944 1029 1114 1159 Bricket Wood 0602 0646 0729 0812 0902 0947 1032 1117 1202 How Wood 0604 0648 0731 0814 0904 0949 1034 1119 1204 Park Street 0606 0650 0733 0816 0906 0951 1036 1121 1206 ) St Albans Abbey 0610 0654 0737 0820 0910 0955 1040 1125 1210 SN SN London Euston 1224 1304 1354 1434 1524 1605 1654 1741 1830 ) Milton Keynes Central 1207 ‡ 1247 ‡ 1322 ‡ 1413 ‡ 1507 ‡ 1547 ‡ 1622 ‡ 1722 ‡ ‡ 1813 ) Watford Junction 1230 1240 1246 1326 1326 1331 1358 1410 1416 1451 1454 1501 1530 1539 1546 1626 1626 1631 1658 1714 1721 1759 1759 1811 1846 1851 Watford North 1248 1333 1418 1503 1548 1633 1723 1813 Garston 1251 1336 1421 1506 1551 1636 1726 1816 Bricket Wood 1254 1339 1424 1509 1554 1639 1729 1819 How Wood 1256 1341 1426 1511 1556 1641 1731 1821 Park Street 1258 1343 1428 1513 1558 1643 1733 1823 ) St Albans Abbey 1302 1347 1432 1517 1602 1647 1737 1827 London Euston 1905 2005 2105 2154 ) Milton Keynes Central ‡ 1907 ‡ 1947 2025 ‡ 2122 ‡ ) Watford Junction 1856 1926 1930 1939 2025 2026 2031 2101 2126 2131 2158 2214 2221 Abbey Line Trail Watford North 1858 1941 2033 2133 2223 Using the train to promote active leisure and a healthy lifestyle Garston 1901 1944 2036 2136 2226 Bricket Wood 1904 1947 2039 2139 2229 Enjoy the combination of taking the train and walking up to How Wood 1906 1949 2041 2141 2231 9 miles in the beautiful Colne Valley countryside. Park Street 1908 1951 2043 2143 2233 For more information visit: abbeyline.org.uk ) St Albans Abbey 1912 1955 2047 2147 2237 Saturdays SN SN London Euston 0534 0624 0705 0754 0834 0924 1004 1049 1124 ) Milton Keynes Central 0435 ‡ 0531 ‡ 0647 ‡ 0722 ‡ 0813 ‡ 0907 ‡ 0947 ‡ 1022 ‡ ‡ 1113 ) Watford Junction 0515 0552 0601 0615 0639 0645 0726 0726 0731 0758 0809 0816 0851 0854 0901 0933 0939 0946 1026 1026 1031 1058 1103 1114 1140 1151 Watford North 0603 0647 0733 0818 0903 0948 1033 1116 Garston 0606 0650 0736 0821 0906 0951 1036 1119 Bricket Wood 0609 0653 0739 0824 0909 0954 1039 1122 How Wood 0611 0655 0741 0826 0911 0956 1041 1124 Park Street 0613 0657 0743 0828 0913 0958 1043 1126 ) St Albans Abbey 0617 0701 0747 0832 0917 1002 1047 1130 SN SN London Euston 1224 1324 1404 1454 1524 1624 1705 1754 ) Milton Keynes Central 1207 ‡ 1307 ‡ 1347 ‡ 1422 ‡ ‡ 1513 1607 ‡ 1647 ‡ 1722 ‡ 1813 ) Watford Junction 1156 1230 1239 1246 1330 1340 1346 1426 1426 1431 1458 1511 1516 1539 1551 1558 1630 1639 1646 1726 1726 1731 1758 1809 1816 1851 Watford North 1158 1248 1348 1433 1518 1600 1648 1733 1818 Garston 1201 1251 1351 1436 1521 1603 1651 1736 1821 Bricket Wood 1204 1254 1354 1439 1524 1606 1654 1739 1824 How Wood 1206 1256 1356 1441 1526 1608 1656 1741 1826 Park Street 1208 1258 1358 1443 1528 1610 1658 1743 1828 ) St Albans Abbey 1212 1302 1402 1447 1532 1614 1702 1747 1832 London Euston 1834 1914 2002 2107 2154 ) Milton Keynes Central ‡ 1907 ‡ ‡ 1947 ‡ 2047 2118 ‡ ) Watford Junction 1854 1901 1930 1931 1946 2018 2026 2031 2124 2126 2131 2151 2212 2221 Watford North 1903 1948 2033 2133 2223 Garston 1906 1951 2036 2136 2226 Bricket Wood 1909 1954 2039 2139 2229 How Wood 1911 1956 2041 2141 2231 Park Street 1913 1958 2043 2143 2233 ) 1917 2002 2047 2147 2237 St Albans Abbey Sundays London Euston 0724 0824 0954 1054 1124 1234 1334 1434 1534 ) Milton Keynes Central ‡ 0711 ‡ 0809 0909 ‡ 1026 ‡ 1055 ‡ ‡ 1212 ‡ 1312 ‡ 1412 ‡ 1512 ) Watford Junction 0744 0753 0807 0844 0852 0907 0951 1009 1020 1105 1114 1120 1137 1142 1207 1249 1252 1307 1349 1352 1407 1449 1452 1507 1549 1551 Watford North 0809 0909 1022 1122 1209 1309 1409 1509 Garston 0812 0912 1025 1125 1212 1312 1412 1512 Bricket Wood 0815 0915 1028 1128 1215 1315 1415 1515 How Wood 0817 0917 1030 1130 1217 1317 1417 1517 Park Street 0819 0919 1032 1132 1219 1319 1419 1519 ) St Albans Abbey 0823 0923 1036 1136 1223 1323 1423 1523 London Euston 1634 1734 1834 1934 2034 2130 2228 ) Milton Keynes Central ‡ 1612 ‡ 1712 ‡ 1812 ‡ 1912 ‡ 2012 ‡ 2115 ‡ 2211 ) Watford Junction 1607 1649 1652 1707 1749 1752 1807 1849 1852 1907 1949 1952 2007 2049 2053 2107 2149 2156 2207 2248 2252 2304 Watford North 1609 1709 1809 1909 2009 2109 2209 2306 Garston 1612 1712 1812 1912 2012 2112 2212 2309 Bricket Wood 1615 1715 1815 1915 2015 2115 2215 2312 How Wood 1617 1717 1817 1917 2017 2117 2217 2314 Park Street 1619 1719 1819 1919 2019 2119 2219 2316 ) St Albans Abbey 1623 1723 1823 1923 2023 2123 2223 2320 General information Notes & symbols Holiday Periods Transport Focus London Travelwatch ) PLUSBUS through ticketing available We will be running amended timetables over web: transportfocus.org.uk web: londontravelwatch.org.uk Christmas, Easter and May Bank Holidays. Details email: [email protected] email: [email protected] SN operated by Southern will be available on our website and station posters. tel: 0300 123 2350 tel: 020 3176 2999 post: Freepost (RTEH-XAGE-BYKZ), Post: 169 Union Street, London, SE1 0LL Transport Focus, PO Box 5594, Bring your bike Southend-on-Sea, SS1 9PZ Bikes (except tandems) are welcome on board our Community Rail Partnership trains but please be extra careful when it’s busy. On Rail User Groups The Community Rail Partnership brings together weekdays, only folding bikes are allowed on trains If you’d like to be more involved with the the local community, businesses, local government arriving at London Euston between 0700 –1000, development of rail services, why not join your and the railway to secure the long term future and departing between 1600 –1900. local rail user group. of the Abbey line. For more information about how you can get involved please contact the Abbey Flyer Users Group Community Rail Partnership Offi cer. Getting assistance at the station Dave Horton Call us on 0800 092 4260 if you need some email: info@abfl y.org.uk Abbey Line Community Rail Partnership help getting on or off the trains and we’ll make tel: 07739 023 316 Edna Woname the necessary arrangements. Please give at least web: abbeyline.org.uk 24 hours notice if possible. email: [email protected] twitter: @abbeylinecrp visit intalink.org.uk for timetables, maps, journey tel: 01923 278214 planning and news about passenger transport in Hertfordshire. group save tt ad 46 x 46 mar16.indd 1 07/03/2016 11:15 Special events and maintenance work Off-Peak travel Like most rail companies we Changes to our planned timetable can occur at Certain Off-Peak tickets are not valid on operate a penalty fares system on our services, anyone without a short notice.
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