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Burnham Dersingham Hunstanton Market Sandringham Wells-next-the-Sea Wisbech Fakenham King’s Lynn to Yorkshire, the North East and Scotland Watlington Downham Market Littleport Peterborough to Norwich and Ipswich Ely St. Ives to the West Midlands, to the East Midlands Huntingdon Waterbeach North West and Scotland and South Yorkshire to Newmarket and Ipswich St. Neots Cambridge Foxton Milton Keynes Central Bedford Sandy Shepreth to Stansted Airport and London Meldreth Flitwick Biggleswade Royston Bletchley Ashwell & Morden Harlington Arlesey Baldock Letchworth Garden City Leighton Buzzard Leagrave Hitchin Dunstable Luton Stevenage Luton Luton Airport Parkway Tring Airport Knebworth Watton-at-Stone Welwyn North Hertford North SERVICES AND FACILITIES Harpenden This is a general guide to the basic daily services. Not all Berkhamsted Welwyn Garden City Bayford ACCESSIBILITY trains stop at all stations on each coloured line, so please Hatfield St. Albans City Cuffley Step-Free access between the street and all platforms check the timetable. Hemel Hempstead Welham Green Some step-free access between the street and platforms Routes are shown in different colours to help identify Crews Hill Radlett Brookmans Park Step-free access is available in the direction of the arrow the general pattern. Potters Bar Gordon Hill No step-free access between the street and platforms Watford Junction Gatwick Express Elstree & Borehamwood Hadley Wood Enfield Chase Notes: REGULAR ROUTE New Barnet Platform access points may vary and there may not be be step-free access to SERVICE IDENTITY Grange Park or between all station areas or facilities. Access routes may be unsuitable for Oakleigh Park GX1 Gatwick Express Mill Hill Broadway unassisted wheelchair users owing to the gradient of ramps or other reasons. New Southgate Winchmore Hill Step-free access between train and platform requires a staff-operated ramp. Great Northern If you require a ramp or need help getting on or off trains, please book this in Hendon Palmers Green LIMITED REGULAR ROUTE advance and we will make sure staff are available to help, otherwise there SERVICE SERVICE IDENTITY Bowes Park might be a significant delay to your journey. GN1 King’s Lynn and Cambridge Cricklewood GN2 Cambridge local Alexandra Palace Gatwick Express and Southern Assisted Travel: 0800 138 1016 Harrow & Wealdstone West Hampstead Hornsey Thameslink and Great Northern Assisted Travel: 0800 058 2844 GN3 Peterborough Thameslink Harringay GN4 Hertford Finsbury Park GN5 Welwyn Kentish Town Drayton Park Highbury & Islington STAFF AVAILABILITY Southern London Essex Road On-train or station staff available at all times Wembley Central St. Pancras International LIMITED REGULAR ROUTE London Old Street SERVICE SERVICE IDENTITY King’s Cross On-train or station staff available at certain times only Farringdon Moorgate SN1 Brighton MainLine No on-train or station staff available City Thameslink SN2 West London Shepherd’s Bush London SN3 Metro Blackfriars London SN4 Oxted Cannon Street SN5 Redhill RIVER THAMES Kensington (Olympia) SN6 Mainline West London Bridge SN7 Mainline East South Bermondsey SN8 Coastway West London Victoria West Brompton SN9 Coastway East to Highbury & Islington Elephant & Castle Queens Road Thameslink Peckham can be used in the LIMITED REGULAR ROUTE Imperial Wharf Battersea Park New Cross Gate yellow shaded area SERVICE SERVICE IDENTITY Denmark TL1 Bedford and Brighton to London Hill Nunhead Waterloo TL2 Luton, Wimbledon and Sutton Peckham Crofton Park Loughborough Junction Rye TL3 St. Albans, Mitcham and Sutton RIVER THAMES Brockley TL4 Kent Catford Herne Hill East Dulwich North Dulwich Honor Oak Park Other train operators may provide additional services along some of our routes. Clapham Junction Bellingham West Other train operators’ routes Dulwich Sydenham Forest Hill Wandsworth Common Tulse Hill Hill Bus links Beckenham Hill Balham Sydenham Faygate * Limited service stations on our network West Streatham Hill Norwood Principal stations Gipsy Hill Crystal Interchange with London Underground Penge East Ravensbourne Streatham Palace Interchange with London Overground Kent House Interchange with Docklands Light Railway Penge West Anerley Interchange with London Tramlink Streatham Common Shortlands Norbury Interchange with Eurostar Beckenham Haydons Road Tooting Thornton Heath Birkbeck Bromley South Interchange with other operators’ train services Wimbledon Junction Selhurst Norwood Interchange with Airports to Guildford Junction Bickley Ferry service routes Most TL2 trains Mitcham Eastfields Wimbledon Chase continue beyond St. Mary Cray Sutton Mitcham Junction as TL3 trains Petts Wood South Merton Hackbridge Most TL3 trains Swanley Orpington Morden South continue beyond Carshalton Waddon West Croydon East Croydon Sutton to Medway towns and North Kent as TL2 trains Wallington St. Helier South Croydon Eynsford Riddlesdown Carshalton Beeches to Sevenoaks Sutton Common Sanderstead West Sutton Upper Warlingham Sutton Belmont Purley Oaks Shoreham Coulsdon Woldingham Purley Cheam Woodmansterne Town Reedham Banstead Whyteleafe Otford Kenley Oxted Ewell East Whyteleafe South to London Epsom Chipstead Coulsdon South Downs Caterham to Maidstone and Ashford International Epsom Kingswood Merstham Hurst Green to London to London Bat & Ball Ashtead Redhill Nutfield Godstone Tadworth Edenbridge to Reading Leatherhead Tattenham to London Reigate Earlswood Sevenoaks London Road Corner to Dorking Edenbridge and Guildford Lingfield Town Guildford (Guildford) Clandon Horsley Effingham Junction Bookham Salfords to Bournemouth Penshurst Hever Box Hill & Westhumble Horley Dormans to Canterbury Ashford International and Ramsgate Southampton Central Leigh to Dorking to Reigate Gatwick Airport Cowden St. Denys* Dorking and Reigate Dorking Deepdene East Ham Street Southampton Airport Parkway to Portsmouth to Guildford Three Bridges Grinstead Ashurst Holmwood Tonbridge Appledore Crawley to Kent Coast to Dover and Europe Eridge Rye *Bitterne Ockley Balcombe Eastleigh Winchelsea *Woolston Warnham Ifield Crowborough Faygate* *Sholing Littlehaven Haywards Heath *Doleham *Netley Buxted Horsham Wivelsfield Three Oaks *Hamble Christ’s Hospital Southwater Uckfield *Bursledon Billingshurst Fareham Burgess Hill Plumpton Swanwick Pulborough Ore Portchester Ashington to London Amberley Hassocks Cooksbridge to London Cosham * Hastings Arundel Washington Preston Park St. Leonards Warrior Square Moulsecoomb Bexhill London Falmer Lewes Glynde Berwick Polegate Pevensey & WesthamPevensey Bay Normans Bay Cooden BeachCollington to Channel Islands, France and Spain Fratton Hilsea Bosham Ford Hove Road Havant Emsworth Barnham Lancing Portslade to Gosport and Isle of Wight Bedhampton Warblington SouthbourneNutbourne FishbourneChichester Angmering Worthing SouthwickFishersgate Aldrington Brighton (Brighton) Goring-by-Sea West Worthing East Worthing Southease Hampden Park * Durrington-on-Sea Shoreham-by-Sea Portsmouth Harbour Bognor Regis Littlehampton Newhaven Town Portsmouth & Southsea Eastbourne Newhaven Harbour Bishopstone to France Seaford Produced by 25.1.2015 (GTR All Routes Diagram) www.fwt.co.uk.
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