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Winter & Spring Train Times Timetable main image.pdf 1 11/09/2018 11:32 Winter & Spring train times 9 December 2018 to 18 May 2019 THE Kidderminster CHEAPEST Birmingham Stratford-upon-Avon CHILTERN Leamington Spa FARES. Banbury Oxford GUARANTEED. Aylesbury Princes Risborough Book direct through our website or free app and you’ll never pay a High Wycombe credit card, debit card or booking fee. London Marylebone chilternrailways.co.uk Welcome from the Managing Director Dear Customer, I’d like to thank you for choosing Chiltern Railways as your train operator of choice. We’re continuously striving to be the best train company for punctuality and reliability, and I remain proud of the work our teams do across our routes to continue to give you a best in class service. Investment This year, we’ve been investing in making your stations better and have spent nearly £2 million across the network to make improvements to ticket offices, waiting rooms, cafes and toilet facilities. We’ve also launched a new on-board entertainment system called Chil.tv, which gives you complimentary access to tv programmes and news. We’ll continue to update you on these projects and we’ll be making even more improvement work in 2019. Our timetable Our Summer timetable has been very popular, so this Winter version will be mostly the same but with some minor improvements. For example, some of our Oxford to London Marylebone services will now be one minute faster following the Network Rail line upgrade at Oxford. If you do have any feedback about our timetable, we’re always happy to hear your comments so please speak to us at one of our Meet the Manager or Tweet the Manager events. Environment 2019 will see us work in partnership with Angel Trains to do some pioneering work to test a hybrid battery train, which will help us to reduce emissions and have a positive environmental impact. In addition, we’re also replacing the existing lighting at most of our stations with new energy efficient LED lights. Days Out We know that our customers enjoy a Day Out, so don’t forget when you travel with Chiltern Railways you get fantastic 2FOR1 days out offers to attractions such as Tower of London, Warwick Castle and Madame Tussauds - giving you twice the fun at half the price! Simply visit our website for more information. Check before you travel Remember that as with every festive period, we’ll have some alterations around the Christmas, New Year and Easter period. We will also be running our popular Boxing Day service to Bicester Village and additional late-night trains for New Year’s Eve. Don’t forget to keep an eye on our twitter and download our app for the latest journey information and no booking fees! On behalf of everyone at Chiltern Railways, thank you for joining us for your journey. Dave Penney Managing Director Contents Our timetables 2 Contacts 3 Our trains and stations 4 Buying tickets 7 Onward travel 8 Feedback 9 Peak queuing times 10 Station facilities 12 Notes and symbols 104 Chiltern Railways route map inside back cover Kidderminster and Birmingham to London Mondays to Fridays Kidderminster, Birmingham and Oxford to London via High Wycombe 14 London to Oxford, Birmingham and Kidderminster via High Wycombe 52 Saturdays Kidderminster, Birmingham and Oxford to London via High Wycombe 30 London to Oxford, Birmingham and Kidderminster via High Wycombe 70 Sundays Kidderminster, Birmingham and Oxford to London via High Wycombe 42 London to Oxford, Birmingham and Kidderminster via High Wycombe 82 Aylesbury to London Mondays to Fridays Aylesbury to London via Amersham 92 London to Aylesbury via Amersham 98 Saturdays Aylesbury to London via Amersham 94 London to Aylesbury via Amersham 100 Sundays Aylesbury to London via Amersham 96 London to Aylesbury via Amersham 102 1 Our timetables This timetable In this booklet you’ll find full details of all Chiltern Railways trains. There are other trains between Kidderminster, Birmingham and Leamington Spa run by West Midlands Railway, between Birmingham, Banbury and Oxford run by CrossCountry, between Banbury and Oxford run by Great Western Railway and between Amersham and London run by London Underground. Call National Rail Enquiries for full details. Pocket Pocket timetables are available to download from our website timetables or can be picked up from staffed stations. 1 Kidderminster – Birmingham – London Marylebone 2 Stratford-upon-Avon – Leamington Spa – London Marylebone 3 Banbury – Bicester North / Bicester Village – London Marylebone 4 Aylesbury – High Wycombe – London Marylebone 5 Aylesbury – Amersham – London Marylebone 6 Oxford – Oxford Parkway – London Marylebone 7 High Wycombe – Banbury – Birmingham Online All timetables are available to download as PDF documents. Large print If you need a large print version of this timetable download a timetable copy from our website or call 03456 005 165 option 4 followed by option 4 (0830 – 1730 Monday to Friday). 2 Contacts Chiltern Railways Phone: 03456 005 165 (0830 – 1730 Mon to Fri) customer Website: www.chilternrailways.co.uk information Follow us Facebook: www.facebook.com/chilternrailways Twitter: www.twitter.com/chilternrailway Download our Plan journeys, buy tickets, check real time running information free app and view departure boards on our free app. Available to download from Android or iPhone app stores. Travel alerts Receive free text or email alerts to warn you of unplanned disruption. Website: www.chilternrailways.co.uk/alerts Late night, Before travelling check latest information. On Wembley event weekend, public days we can be very busy and may have to reduce the number holiday and of carriages on some services to provide additional trains for Wembley event event goers. day travel Phone: 03456 005 165 (0830 – 1730 Mon to Fri) option 3 followed by option 4 Website: www.chilternrailways.co.uk/changes National Rail Website: www.nationalrail.co.uk Phone: 03457 48 49 50 Textphone: 0345 60 50 600 London Phone: 0343 222 1234 Underground Website: www.tfl.gov.uk Traveline – local Phone: 0871 200 22 33 (0700 – 2200) bus times Website: www.traveline.info West Midlands Phone: 0345 303 6760 public transport Website: www.networkwestmidlands.com information Important BTP Text: 61016 Numbers BTP Phone: 0800 405040 Chiltern Customer Services: 03456 005 165 Samaritans: 116 123 (Free) Suicide prevention: 0300 123 9101 3 Our trains and stations Bikes on trains From Monday to Friday you can use most of our trains, with the exception of our busiest peak hour services. For the safety and comfort of all our passengers bikes are not allowed at any point during the journey on any train: • Arriving at London Marylebone, Oxford or Birmingham Moor Street from 0745 to 1000. • Leaving London Marylebone, Oxford or Birmingham Moor Street from 1630 to 1930. • Non-folding bicycles are not permitted for any part of the journey on the train that leaves Bicester North at 0623 on weekday mornings, Haddenham & Thame Parkway 0635, Princes Risborough 0644, High Wycombe 0654 and Beaconsfield 0702 and arrives at London Marylebone at 0728. This is due to the type of train used to form this service. Trains shown in this timetable with the symbol a means that bikes are not permitted on board at any point during this service. There are no restrictions on folding bikes at any time, provided they are fully folded. For information about cycle storage facilities at our stations see our website. Cycles can be hired from just outside London Marylebone Station. For information visit: www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/cycling/santander-cycles Business Zone Available on our Silver trains, Business Zone provides business passengers with all the convenience needed to make the journey both comfortable and productive. To use the Business Zone you need to pay a peak or off peak supplement on Silver trains which arrive into London before 1000. In addition, you will need to pay a peak supplement for the 1615, 1715 and 1815 London Marylebone to Birmingham service. Safety In almost all emergency situations it is safest to stay on the information train and then listen for instructions from a member of staff. • If you are in immediate danger and have to leave the train, avoid walking on the track. • If possible, exit directly onto a walkway or embankment. • Make sure you familiarise yourself with the safety instructions carried on every train, normally located by the doors. • Fire extinguishers are carried on every train. Please acquaint yourself with their locations. Closing doors Train doors are closed up to 30 seconds before the train leaves the station to ensure a punctual departure. 4 Parki ng You can park at most of our stations - visit chilternrailways.co.uk/parking for more information Parking Season You can purchase Monthly, Quarterly, and Annual parking Tickets season tickets online at chilternrailways.co.uk/parking RingGo Save time and pay for day parking tickets on your mobile phone. Download the RingGo app or call 0203 046 0010 For more information visit our parking page at chilternrailways.co.uk/parking Please ensure you have the correct RingGo location code, as follows: RingGo Code Parking zone 2609 Aylesbury Station Car Park 2608 Aylesbury Vale Parkway Station Car Park 2625 Banbury Station East Car Park 2616 Beaconsfield Station Car Park 2601 Bicester North Station Car Park 2966 Bicester Village Station 2618 Denham Station Car Park 2605 Dorridge Station Car Park 2617 Gerrards Cross Station Car Park 2621 Gerrards Cross Station Orchehill Drive Car Park 2624 Gerrards Cross Station Upper Car Park 2614 Great Missenden Station Car Park 2610 Haddenham & Thame Parkway Station Car Park 2603 High Wycombe Station Car Park 2604 Leamington Spa Station Car Park 2622 Oxford Parkway Station Car Park 2620 Princes Risborough Station Car Park 2615 Seer Green & Jordans Station Car Park 2607 Solihull Station Car Park 2612 Stoke Mandeville Station Car Park 2602 Warwick Parkway Station Car Park 2606 Warwick Station Car Park 2613 Wendover Station Car Park 2619 West Ruislip Station Car Park 5 No smoking Smoking is not allowed on any of our stations or trains, this includes E-cigarettes.
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