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General Information Notes and Symbols General Information Notes and Symbols This timetable includes all Chiltern Railways Bikes on Trains Cycles can be hired from just outside a Bicycles are not permitted on board at any trains between Aylesbury, Amersham and Subject to space being available, and at the London Marylebone station. For information point during this service London Marylebone. Additional services run discretion of our staff, you can take your bike visit www.tfl.gov.uk/modes/cycling/santander- between Aylesbury and London Marylebone (except tandems) on any Chiltern Railways train cycles. a Arrival time via High Wycombe (see pocket timetable 4). on Saturdays, Sundays or Public Holidays. On b Runs 3 minutes earlier until Additional London Underground services are Mondays to Fridays you can also use most of Safety Information 20 December 2018 available between Amersham and our trains, with the exception of our busiest In almost all emergency situations it is safest to d Departure time London Baker Street. peak hour services. For the safety and comfort stay on the train and then listen for instructions of all our passengers bikes are not allowed at from a member of staff. FX Service operates Monday to Thursday nights Off-Peak Travel any point during the journey on any train: only h First train to London available for holders • If you are in immediate danger and have SX Service operates Monday to Thursday nights/ of Off-Peak Day Return, Off-Peak Return, • Arriving at London Marylebone, Oxford or to leave the train, avoid walking on the Tuesday to Friday mornings only Off-Peak and Day Travelcards (includes Birmingham Moor Street from 0745 to track. unlimited travel on London’s tubes and buses). 1000. • If possible, exit directly onto a walkway or H/W Via High Wycombe No restrictions on Saturdays, Sundays or • Leaving London Marylebone, Oxford or embankment. Public Holidays. Additional restrictions apply Birmingham Moor Street from 1630 to • Make sure you familiarise yourself with the Train times in light type are London Underground to Groupsave and other promotional tickets. 1930. safety instructions carried on every train, connections Please check before you travel to ensure your normally located by the doors. ticket is valid on your intended train. Trains shown in this timetable with the symbol • Fire extinguishers are carried on every a means that bikes are not permitted on board train. Please acquaint yourself with their Oyster Pay As You Go can at any point during this service. We are sorry locations. be used on all trains shown but bikes can not be taken on rail replacement in this timetable between buses at any time. Amersham and London There are no restrictions on folding bikes at Marylebone inclusive. Oyster Pay As You Go any time, provided they are fully folded. For can not be used between Aylesbury Vale information about cycle storage facilities at our Parkway and Great Missenden inclusive. stations see our website. Mondays to Fridays a a a a a a a Aylesbury Vale Parkway d 0516 0544 • 0619 • 0653 • 0725 • 0751 0812 0839 • 0918h • 1013 • • 1113 • • 1213 • • 1313 • • 1413 Aylesbury a 0520 0548 • 0623 • 0657 • 0729 • 0755 0816 0843 • 0922 • 1017 • • 1117 • • 1217 • • 1317 • • 1417 Aylesbury d 0521 0549 0607 0624 0638 0658 0710 0730 0741 0802 0817 0844 0902h 0923 0948 1018 1030 1048 1118 1129 1148 1218 1232 1248 1318 1331 1348 1418 Stoke Mandeville d 0526 0554 0611 0629 0643 0703 0715 0735 0746 0807 0822 0848 0906h 0927 0952 1022 • 1052 1122 • 1152 1222 • 1252 1322 • 1352 1422 Wendover d 0530 0558 0615 0633 0647 0707 0719 0739 0750 0811 0826 0852 0910h 0931 0956 1026 • 1056 1126 • 1156 1226 • 1256 1326 • 1356 1426 Great Missenden d 0536 0604 0621 0640 0653 0714 0725 0746 0756 0818 0832 0858 0916h 0937 1002 1032 • 1102 1132 • 1202 1232 • 1302 1332 • 1402 1432 Amersham d 0543 0611 0628 0647 0700 0721 0732 0753 0803 0825 0839 0905 0923h 0944 1009 1039 • 1109 1139 • 1209 1239 • 1309 1339 • 1409 1439 Chalfont & Latimer d • 0615 0632 • 0704 • 0736 • 0807 • 0843 0909 0927h 0948 1013 1043 H/W 1113 1143 H/W 1213 1243 H/W 1313 1343 H/W 1413 1443 Chorleywood d • 0618 0635 • 0707 • 0739 • 0810 • 0846 0912 0930h 0952 1016 1046 • 1116 1146 • 1216 1246 • 1316 1346 • 1416 1446 Rickmansworth d • 0623 0640 • 0712 • • • 0815 • • 0917 0935h 0956 1021 1051 • 1121 1151 • 1221 1251 • 1321 1351 • 1421 1451 Harrow-on-the-Hill d 0601 0634 0651 • 0723 • 0753 • 0826 • 0901 0928 0946h 1008 1032 1102 • 1132 1202 • 1232 1302 • 1332 1402 • 1432 1502 London Baker Street a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • London Marylebone a 0616 0649 0707 0722 0738 0753 0809 0826 0841 0900 0917 0944 1004 1023 1049 1120 1136 1150 1220 1236 1250 1320 1338 1350 1420 1440 1450 1520 Aylesbury Vale Parkway d • • 1513 • • 1613 • 1643 • 1734 1806 • 1842 • 1943 • 2048 2113 • • • • Aylesbury a • • 1517 • • 1617 • 1647 • 1738 1811 • 1846 • 1947 • 2052 2117 • • • • Aylesbury d 1431 1448 1518 1533 1548 1618 1630 1648 1715 1750 • 1820 1847 1918 1948 2021 2053 2118 2124 2148 2248 2316 Stoke Mandeville d • 1452 1522 • 1552 1622 1635 1652 1719 1754 • 1825 1851 1922 1952 2025 2057 2122 • 2152 2252 • Wendover d • 1456 1526 • 1556 1626 1639 1656 1723 1758 • 1829 1855 1926 1956 2029 2101 2126 • 2156 2256 • Great Missenden d • 1502 1532 • 1602 1632 1645 1702 1729 1804 • 1835 1901 1932 2002 2035 2107 2132 • 2202 2302 • Amersham d • 1509 1539 • 1609 1639 1651 1709 1736 1811 • 1842 1908 1939 2009 2042 2114 2139 • 2209 2309 • Chalfont & Latimer d H/W 1513 1543 H/W 1613 1643 1655 1713 1740 1815 • 1846 1912 1943 2013 2046 2118 2143 H/W 2213 2313 H/W Chorleywood d • 1516 1546 • 1616 1646 1659 1716 1743 1818 • 1849 1915 1946 2016 2049 2121 2146 • 2216 2316 • Rickmansworth d • 1521 1551 • 1621 1651 1703 1721 1748 1823 • 1854 1920 1951 2021 2054 2126 2151 • 2221 2321 • Harrow-on-the-Hill d • 1532 1602 • 1632 1702 1716 1732 1759 1834 • 1905 1931 2002 2032 2105 2137 2202 • 2232 2332 • London Baker Street a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • London Marylebone a 1536 1550 1620 1639 1650 1720 1732 1748 1815 1850 • 1920 1948 2020 2049 2121 2153 2219 2242 2248 2350 0019 Saturdays Aylesbury Vale Parkway d • • 0613 • • 0713 • • 0813 • • 0913 • • 1013 • • 1113 • • 1213 • • 1313 • • 1413 • Aylesbury a • • 0617 • • 0717 • • 0817 • • 0917 • • 1017 • • 1117 • • 1217 • • 1317 • • 1417 • Aylesbury d 0515 0555 0618 0648 0652 0718 0732 0748 0818 0829 0848 0918 0929 0948 1018 1029 1048 1118 1130 1148 1218 1229 1248 1318 1329 1348 1418 1429 Stoke Mandeville d • • 0622 0652 • 0722 • 0752 0822 • 0852 0922 • 0952 1022 • 1052 1122 • 1152 1222 • 1252 1322 • 1352 1422 • Wendover d • • 0626 0656 • 0726 • 0756 0826 • 0856 0926 • 0956 1026 • 1056 1126 • 1156 1226 • 1256 1326 • 1356 1426 • Great Missenden d • • 0632 0702 • 0732 • 0802 0832 • 0902 0932 • 1002 1032 • 1102 1132 • 1202 1232 • 1302 1332 • 1402 1432 • Amersham d • • 0639 0709 • 0739 • 0809 0839 • 0909 0939 • 1009 1039 • 1109 1139 • 1209 1239 • 1309 1339 • 1409 1439 • Chalfont & Latimer d H/W H/W 0643 0713 H/W 0743 H/W 0813 0843 H/W 0913 0943 H/W 1013 1043 H/W 1113 1143 H/W 1213 1243 H/W 1313 1343 H/W 1413 1443 H/W Chorleywood d • • 0646 0716 • 0746 • 0816 0846 • 0916 0946 • 1016 1046 • 1116 1146 • 1216 1246 • 1316 1346 • 1416 1446 • Rickmansworth d • • 0651 0721 • 0751 • 0821 0851 • 0921 0951 • 1021 1051 • 1121 1151 • 1221 1251 • 1321 1351 • 1421 1451 • Harrow-on-the-Hill d • • 0702 0732 • 0802 • 0832 0902 • 0932 1002 • 1032 1102 • 1132 1202 • 1232 1302 • 1332 1402 • 1432 1502 • London Baker Street a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • London Marylebone a 0635 0715 0718 0750 0809 0818 0839 0850 0920 0936 0950 1020 1036 1050 1120 1136 1150 1220 1236 1250 1320 1336 1350 1418 1436 1450 1520 1536 Aylesbury Vale Parkway d • 1513 • • 1613 • • 1713 • • 1813 • • 1913 • • 2013 • • 2113 • • 2213 • Aylesbury a • 1517 • • 1617 • • 1717 • • 1817 • • 1917 • • 2017 • • 2117 • • 2217 • Aylesbury d 1448 1518 1530 1548 1618 1629 1648 1718 1729 1748 1818 1829 1848 1918 1929 1948 2018 2029 2048 2118 2129 2148 2218 2318 Stoke Mandeville d 1452 1522 • 1552 1622 • 1652 1722 • 1752 1822 • 1852 1922 • 1952 2022 • 2052 2122 • 2152 2222 2322 Wendover d 1456 1526 • 1556 1626 • 1656 1726 • 1756 1826 • 1856 1926 • 1956 2026 • 2056 2126 • 2156 2226 2326 Great Missenden d 1502 1532 • 1602 1632 • 1702 1732 • 1802 1832 • 1902 1932 • 2002 2032 • 2102 2132 • 2202 2232 2332 Amersham d 1509 1539 • 1609 1639 • 1709 1739 • 1809 1839 • 1909 1939 • 2009 2039 • 2109 2139 • 2209 2239 2342 Chalfont & Latimer d 1513 1543 H/W 1613 1643 H/W 1713 1743 H/W 1813 1843 H/W 1913 1943 H/W 2013 2043 H/W 2113 2143 H/W 2213 2243 2351 Chorleywood d 1516 1546 • 1616 1646 • 1716 1746 • 1816 1846 • 1916 1946 • 2016 2046 • 2116 2146 • 2216 2246 2354 Rickmansworth d 1521 1551 • 1621 1651 • 1721 1751 • 1821 1851 • 1921 1951 • 2021 2051 • 2121 2151 • 2221 2251 2358 Harrow-on-the-Hill d 1532 1602 • 1632 1702 • 1732 1802 • 1832 1902 • 1932 2002 • 2032 2102 • 2132 2202 • 2232 2302 0016 London Baker Street a • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 0037 London Marylebone a 1550 1620 1636 1650 1720 1736 1750 1820 1836 1850 1920 1936 1950 2020 2036 2050 2120 2136 2150 2220 2236 2250 2320 • Sundays Aylesbury Vale Parkway d 0713 • • 0813 • • 0913 • • 1013 • 1113 • 1213 • 1313 • 1413 • 1513 • • 1613 • • 1713 • • Aylesbury a 0717 • • 0817 • • 0917 • • 1017 • 1117 • 1217 • 1317 • 1417 • 1517 • • 1617 • • 1717 • • Aylesbury d 0718 0720 0730 0818 0829 0848 0918 0932 0948 1018 1029 1118 1129 1218 1229 1318 1329 1418 1429 1518 1529 1548 1618 1629 1648 1718 1729 1748 Stoke Mandeville d 0722 • • 0822 • 0852 0922 • 0952
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