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1 Romford to Upminster route 1 Romford Upminster Key to symbols Engineering work and public holidays Bicycles on London Overground Service delay refunds To carry out improvements and maintenance, some services on this route If you’ve been delayed on a London Overground journey, you may parts of the network are closed at weekends. For more Compact folded bicycles can be carried on our trains be able to claim for a service refund delay. information, including alternative travel arrangements, at any time. When we refund for service delays: please check your travel at or see posters Non-folded bicycles: If your journey was delayed for reasons within our control by: at stations. ● Cannot be carried on our trains 07:30-09:30 or ● 15 minutes or more on London Underground or DLR services On most public holidays an amended timetable runs, 16:00-19:00 on weekdays (restrictions do not apply ● 30 minutes or more on London Overground or TfL Rail services based on a Saturday frequency. on public holidays) ● Cannot be carried anytime on buses that replace We’ll refund you the single fare for your journey you were delayed trains due to engineering work on. For further details please visit the TfL website. Valid from Sunday 16 May until Saturday 11 December 2021 Eastbound towards Upminster Westbound towards Romford 2 Mondays to Saturdays Mondays to Saturdays Romford 0611 0641 thenTEXT at the 2141 Upminster 0625 0655 then at the 2155 Emerson Park 0616 0646 STDsame time past 2146 Emerson Park 0629 0659 same time past 2159 Upminster 0620 0650 HReach hour until 2150 Romford 0634 0704 each hour until 2204 Sundays Sundays Romford 0841 0911 STDthen at the 1941 Upminster 0855 0925 then at the 1955 Emerson Park 0846 0916 HRsame time past 1946 Emerson Park 0859 0929 same time pastSTD 1959 Upminster 0850 0920 TEXTeach hour until 1950 Romford 0904 0934 each hour untilHR 2004 TEXT Valid from Sunday 16 May until Saturday 11 December 2021.

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