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Tuesday 1 to Friday 4 June Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 June Changes to train times This week Tuesday 1 to Friday 4 June 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. Engineering work is taking place all day on Tuesday 1 June, between Late night engineering work will affect the following train services • 2348 (Wednesday & Thursday only) Sheerness-on-Sea to Sittingbourne Tunbridge Wells to Hastings Ashford International and Canterbury West. between: train will not run; with a replacement bus service to Sittingbourne • 2245 & 2345 (Tuesday only) Charing Cross to Hastings are revised There are no train services calling at Wye, Chilham and Chartham Beckenham Junction and St Mary Cray departing Sheerness-on-Sea at 2348, calling at all stations. to terminate at Tunbridge Wells; with replacement bus services stations on Tuesday 1 June. As a result: • 0028 (Wednesday to Friday only) Victoria to Orpington via Herne Hill • 0026 (Thursday & Friday only) Sittingbourne to Sheerness-on-Sea train operating between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings, • St Pancras International to Margate via Canterbury West trains will train will terminate at Beckenham Junction. will not run; with a replacement bus service to Sheerness-on-Sea • Also, late night connecting minibus services operate between Battle terminate at Ashford International. A replacement bus service to Orpington, departs Beckenham Junction departing Sittingbourne at 0047, calling at all stations. and Crowhurst. • A replacement bus service operates hourly, at 02 minutes past the at 0100 calling at Shortlands, Bromley South, Bickley, Petts Wood and • 2325 (Wednesday & Thursday only) St Pancras International to hour, between Ashford International and Canterbury West only. terminates at Orpington at 0142. Faversham trains will terminate at Ebbsfleet International at 2343, Orpington to Tonbridge • St Pancras International to Dover Priory via Ashford International connecting with replacement bus service, departing Ebbsfleet • 2304 & 2334 (Friday only) Charing Cross to Sevenoaks trains will trains will run as scheduled. Gillingham to Faversham; Sittingbourne to Sheerness-on-Sea International at 2350 (Wednesday & Thursday only) for Faversham, terminate at Orpington, with connecting replacement bus services • Victoria to Ramsgate via Maidstone East and Canterbury West trains In order to maintain timetable frequency, an additional train service will calling at Gravesend, Strood, Rochester, Chatham, Gillingham, calling at all stations between Orpington and Sevenoaks. are revised to terminate at Ashford International. operate between Faversham and Ramsgate - departing from Faversham Rainham, Sittingbourne and terminates at Faversham at 0150. • 2340 (Friday only) Charing Cross to Ashford International will not run. • A replacement bus service will depart Ashford International, at at 0036 (Thursday & Friday only) calling to set down passengers only • 2345 (Friday only) Charing Cross to Hastings train is diverted on 10 minutes past the hour, calling at Wye, Chilham, Chartham and at Whitstable, Chestfield & Swalecliffe, Herne Bay, Birchington-on-Sea, Maidstone East to Ashford International departure from London Bridge via an alternative route, running non- Canterbury West. Westgate-on-Sea, Margate, Broadstairs, Dumpton Park and terminating • 2325 (Wednesday & Thursday only) Victoria to Ashford International stop to Tonbridge and then as scheduled calling pattern to Hastings. • A shuttle train service to Margate will depart Canterbury West, at at Ramsgate at 0120. train service will terminate at Maidstone East at 0028; with a • Early Saturday morning connecting replacement bus services operate 02 minutes past the hour, calling at Sturry, Minster, Ramsgate, • 2310 (Wednesday & Thursday only) Victoria to Ramsgate revised connecting replacement bus service departing Maidstone East at as follows: Broadstairs and Margate. train service will terminate at Gillingham at 0001; connecting with 0040 calling at Bearsted 0051, Hollingbourne 0100, Harrietsham 0107, • 0003 & 0037 Orpington to Tonbridge, calling at Sevenoaks • Charing Cross to Ramsgate via Ashford International and Dover Priory a replacement bus service, departing Gillingham at 0010 (Thursday Lenham 0113, Charing 0122 and terminates at Ashford International and Hildenborough. trains will run as scheduled. & Friday only) for Rainham at 0025, Newington 0035, Sittingbourne a t 0137. • 0035 Orpington to Tonbridge, calling at Sevenoaks only. 0047 and terminates Faversham at 0107. • 0025 (Thursday & Friday only) Victoria to Ashford International train • 0110 (Saturday only) Tonbridge to Ashford International additional Note: a connecting minibus service will also operate between service will terminate at Maidstone East at 0126. With a connecting train service will set down passengers only at all stations. Sittingbourne, Teynham and Faversham, departing Sittingbourne replacement bus service departing Maidstone East at 0140, setting at 0052. down passengers only at all stations to Ashford International, arriving A connecting additional train service to Ramsgate, departs a t 0237. Faversham at 0127, calling to set down passengers only at Whitstable, Chestfield & Swalecliffe, Herne Bay, Birchington-on-Sea, Westgate-on-Sea, Margate, Broadstairs, Dumpton Park and terminating at Ramsgate at 0211. Saturday 5 and Sunday 6 June 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 B 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 A 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 C (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 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 D 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 • Charing Cross to Dartford via Bexleyheath trains will not run. A • Replacement bus services will operate every 15 minutes, between C D Engineering work is taking place on Saturday 5 June between Hither Lewisham, Blackheath, Kidbrooke, Eltham, Falconwood, Welling, Engineering work is taking place on Saturday 5 June between Engineering work is taking place on Sunday 6 June between Tonbridge Green and Petts Wood: Grove Park and Bromley North. Bexleyheath, Barnehurst and Dartford. Herne Bay and Margate. There are no train services calling at and Ashford International; Paddock Wood and Maidstone West. There are no train services calling at Grove Park, Sundridge Park, • Charing Cross to Gravesend via Sidcup trains will call additionally Birchington-on-Sea or Westgate-on-Sea stations on Saturday 5 June. There are no train services calling at Paddock Wood, Marden, Bromley North, Elmstead Woods and Chislehurst stations on Saturday at Lewisham. As a result: Staplehurst, Headcorn, Pluckley, Beltring, Yalding, Wateringbury and 5 June. As a result: • Cannon Street to Cannon Street via Greenwich and Sidcup trains will • Victoria to Ramsgate
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