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Inner and South London Rail and Tube Alternatives Key To Alternative Routes from Whyteleafe South When services are severely disrupted, we will arrange for your ticket to be accepted as indicated below to get you to your destination. Rail replacement buses may be arranged in certain cases. Please listen to announcements for further information about this. To: Suggested routes: Anerley See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Balham See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Battersea Park See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Brockley See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Caterham Bus 357 or 407 from stop A opposite station Clapham Junction See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train East Croydon Bus 407 from stop B outside station to Croydon town centre OR see how to get to Purley, then Southern or Thameslink train Forest Hill See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Honor Oak Park See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Kenley Bus 407 or 434 from stop B outside station London Bridge See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train London Victoria See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train New Cross Gate See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Norbury See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Norwood Junction See how to get to West Croydon then Southern or London Overground train Penge West See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Purley Bus 407 or 434 from stop B outside station Purley Oaks Bus 407 from stop B outside station Selhurst See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train South Croydon Bus 407 from stop B outside station Streatham Common See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Sydenham See how to get to West Croydon then London Overground train Thornton Heath See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Wandsworth Common See how to get to Purley or East/West Croydon then Southern train Bus 407 from stop B outside station to West Croydon OR see how to get to Purley, Southern or Thameslink train to East Croydon, then walk or take tram to West Croydon West Croydon Whyteleafe Bus 357, 407 or 434 from stop B outside station For all bus routes in the table above you may have to buy a bus ticket and apply for a refund. Inner and South London rail Key to map Journeys via alternative routes may take longer than your normal journey or only operate at certain times. For rail journeys please and Tube alternatives check southernrailway.com or with National Rail Enquiries and for bus journeys please check with Traveline. The routes listed above National Rail are only suggestions. When services are severely disrupted your ticket will also be accepted on services of the following operators to Towards Watford Junction Interchange station and Milton Keynes LONDON EUSTON get to your destination: London Midland LONDON KING’S CROSS LONDON ST PANCRAS London Overground INTERNATIONAL Oxford Southeastern - Great Western Railway - London Midland Bond Street Circus Farringdon Shepherd’s Southern - London Tramlink - Southeastern Bush Notting Hill Gate Green - South West Trains - London buses Park LONDON City Thameslink South West Trains Kensington Thameslink - London Overground - London Underground (Olympia) LONDON LONDON BLACKFRIARS - Southern - Thameslink Westminster CHARING CROSS Bank Station walking link Whitechapel LONDON Embankment LONDON Monument VICTORIA Waterloo CANNON London Underground East STREET Delay Repay LONDON LONDON BRIDGE Canada Tube station WATERLOO Water If your journey on Southern was delayed by 15 minutes or more, you West Bakerloo line Brompton Surrey Quays can claim for compensation through the Delay Repay scheme. Elephant & Castle Central line Vauxhall To claim, pick up a Delay Repay leaflet or fill in the online form at Circle line southernrailway.com/your-journey/customer-services/delay- Denmark District line repay/ Hill Jubilee line Clapham Stockwell Junction Northern line Brixton Peckham New New Victoria line Rye Cross Cross Balham Gate not all intermediate stations are shown Train operator Website Twitter National Rail Southern southernrailway.com @SouthernrailUK 03457 48 49 50 (24 hour) DR.CI.DIS.PREP.MATRIX.WHS.FEB.17.
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