Starting this Saturday, 20 December, there are major changes to train services as Network Rail continues to rebuild London Bridge station.
We have been working closely with train operators and Transport for London to communicate these changes to passengers. We would appreciate it if you could encourage your residents to check before they travel by making this information available on your website, in emails and on social media.
From January, longer-term changes mean that some passengers may have to have their train tickets reissued in order to use alternative routes. More details can be found on our Travel Advice webpage.
As a reminder here is a summary of the service changes.
We have been working closely with train operators and Transport for London to communicate these changes to passengers. We would appreciate it if you could encourage your residents to check before they travel by making this information available on your website, in emails and on social media.
From January, longer-term changes mean that some passengers may have to have their train tickets reissued in order to use alternative routes. More details can be found on our Travel Advice webpage.
As a reminder here is a summary of the service changes.
Changes from 20 December to 4 January 2015
- From 20 December to 4 January there will be no Southern or Thameslink services to or from London Bridge.
- Between Monday 22 and Wednesday 24 December, trains to Charing Cross will not stop at London Bridge from 07:54 to 09:01.
- Some London Overground services will not run during this time.
- There will be changes to services across the rail network throughout the festive period, please checkNational Rail Enquiries to plan your journey.
Changes from 5 January 2015
- Full details of all the changes taking place can be found on our December 2014 and January 2015 webpage.
- From 5 January 2015 to January 2018 there will be no Bedford to Brighton cross-London Thameslink trains to or from London Bridge. A reduced off-peak service will run between Brighton and London Bridge and a very limited service will run in the peak.
- From 12 January 2015 to August 2016 Southeastern services to and from Charing Cross will not stop at London Bridge.
- Some services that currently operate to Charing Cross or Cannon Street may be diverted to an alternative London terminal, such as Blackfriars and may leave at different times. Please check the new timetable.
Valid National Rail tickets will be accepted on certain routes during these changes for more information visit our December and January webpage.
- The way you move around the station will change. View our updated station map to see how the station will look from 12 January 2015.
More informationWe will regularly update the information available, please keep checking for updates atThameslinkProgramme.co.uk or follow us @TLProgramme.
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