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Revised timetable for Transport for Wales
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 19:38 Last updated 03/04/2020 09:46 Route affected All routes Train operator affected Transport for Wales; Description Transport for Wales, along with the rest of the rail industry, is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? A significantly reduced service will run on all routes. The revised timetable and additional information can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April (except Sunday 5 April) using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling on Sunday 5 April, or from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus. The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Transport for Wales are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey
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Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 07:52 Last updated 03/04/2020 08:40 Route affected Various routes and stations Train operator affected Avanti West Coast; c2c; Caledonian Sleeper; Chiltern Railways; CrossCountry; East Midlands Railway; Eurostar; Grand Central; Great Western Railway; Greater Anglia; Heathrow Express; Hull Trains; Island Line; LNER; London Northwestern Railway; London Overground; London Underground; Merseyrail; Northern; ScotRail; South Western Railway; Stansted Express; TfL Rail; TransPennine Express; Transport for Wales; West Midlands Railway; Description The railway industry is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus, and to keep services running for key workers and for essential travel only. The health and well being of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always the priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and rail companies are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Train companies have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. Please follow the government advice, and only travel if your journey is absolutely essential For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, please visit nhs.uk/coronavirus. A Q&A and details on refunds can be found on our dedicated Coronavirus page. Please click on the links below to find out more information from each Train Operating Company: Avanti West Coast c2c Caledonian Sleeper Chiltern Railways CrossCountry East Midlands Railway Eurostar Gatwick Express Grand Central Great Northern Great Western Railway Greater Anglia / Stansted Express Heathrow Express Hull Trains LNER London Northwestern Railway London Underground / London Overground / TfL Rail Merseyrail Northern ScotRail Southeastern South Western Railway / Island Line Southern Thameslink TransPennine Express Transport for Wales West Midlands Railway Check before you travel You are advised to check the Journey Planner as close to your time of travel as possible, as timetables may be subject to late notice change. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for London Overground, TfL Rail and London Underground
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:32 Last updated 03/04/2020 08:34 Route affected Various routes across the London Overground, TfL Rail and London Underground network Train operator affected London Overground; London Underground; TfL Rail; Description TfL, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How will this affect my journey? Making non-essential journeys risks lives. Only travel if you are a key worker or if your journey is absolutely essential. The busiest times to travel are 05:45 to 07:30 and 16:00 to 17:30. If possible you may want to avoid travelling at these times, particularly on the below parts of the network, as there may be some disruption to your journey: Jubilee line between London Bridge and Stratford and Stanmore and Wembley Park Central line between Epping and Stratford Victoria line District line between Upminster and West Ham London Overground services into London Liverpool Street DLR to / from Canning Town, West Ham and Stratford Some London Underground stations are also closing, this will ensure TfL staff keep the most used stations and services running to support critical workers. You can find a list of affected stations here. On Friday and Saturday nights, there will be no all-night 'Night Tube' service or the all-night 'Night Overground' service that currently runs on the East London line. This is to ensure the resilience of the regular Tube and Overground services. Late services on both the Tube and Overground will continue to run for essential journeys. The Waterloo & City Line remains closed. Similarly until further notice, London Overground, the DLR and London Trams will run a reduced service. More details can be found here. More information can also be found on the National Rail Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey on London Overground and TfL Rail services up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner. You can check your journey on London Underground, DLR and Tram services using the Transport for London Journey Planner For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, TfL are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey
Revised timetable for Northern
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:19 Last updated 03/04/2020 08:18 Route affected Various routes on the Northern network Train operator affected Northern; Description Northern, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Northern have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional information can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Saturday 11 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Sunday 12 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Northern are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for East Midlands Railway
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 18:41 Last updated 03/04/2020 08:07 Route affected All routes Train operator affected East Midlands Railway; Description East Midlands Railway, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? East Midlands Railway have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and more details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and East Midlands Railway are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for TransPennine Express
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:22 Last updated 03/04/2020 07:23 Route affected TransPennine Express routes Train operator affected TransPennine Express; Description TransPennine Express, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? TransPennine Express will operate a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and further details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and TransPennine Express are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for LNER
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 08:23 Last updated 03/04/2020 07:13 Route affected All LNER routes Train operator affected LNER; Description LNER, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? LNER have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The amended timetable and additional information can be found here. More information can also be found on the National Rail Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and LNER are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for c2c
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 09:13 Last updated 03/04/2020 04:45 Route affected All c2c routes Train operator affected c2c; Description c2c, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? c2c are operating a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Monday 13 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from 14 April onwards, please check back closer to the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and c2c are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Chiltern Railways
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 18:25 Last updated 03/04/2020 04:45 Route affected All routes Train operator affected Chiltern Railways; Description Chiltern Railways, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Chiltern Railways have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Chiltern Railways are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for CrossCountry
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 17:30 Last updated 03/04/2020 04:44 Route affected All routes Train operator affected CrossCountry; Description CrossCountry, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? CrossCountry have introduced a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional details can be found here. More information can also be found on the National Rail Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You are advised to check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and CrossCountry are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Heathrow Express
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 19:18 Last updated 02/04/2020 11:07 Route affected Between London Paddington and Heathrow Airport Train operator affected Heathrow Express; Description Heathrow Express, along with the rest of the rail industry, is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Heathrow Express are running a reduced, half hourly service to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back closer to the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Heathrow Express are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Great Western Railway
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 18:51 Last updated 02/04/2020 09:00 Route affected All routes Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Great Western Railway, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Great Western Railway are operating a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional information can be found here. Customers may use CrossCountry services via any reasonable route until further notice. If your train is cancelled and you are at a staffed station, please speak to the station staff. If you are at an unstaffed station and the next train service is more than 60 minutes later please use the Customer Help Point or call contact National Rail Enquiries on 03457 484 950. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner. If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Great Western Railway are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Grand Central
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 09:23 Last updated 02/04/2020 05:05 Route affected All Grand Central routes Train operator affected Grand Central; Description Grand Central, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Grand Central will operate a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The amended timetable and more details can found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Grand Central are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for South Western Railway and Island Line
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:26 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:22 Route affected Various routes across the South Western Railway network Island Line between Shanklin and Ryde Pier Head Train operator affected Island Line; South Western Railway; Description South Western Railway, along with the rest of the rail industry, is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? An amended timetable will be in operation on South Western Railway routes. The Island Line will also be revised to an hourly service. The amended timetable and additional information can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Sunday 5 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Monday 6 April onwards please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and South Western Railway are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Merseyrail
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:17 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:19 Route affected All routes across the Merseyrail network Train operator affected Merseyrail; Description Merseyrail, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Merseyrail are operating a reduced service to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The service will start at the normal time and trains will run every 30 minutes on all lines. Further information including the amended timetable can be found here. It is likely that further amendments will be made over the coming weeks, so please check back for the latest information before you travel. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Sunday 12 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Merseyrail are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for West Midlands Railway
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 19:48 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:17 Route affected All West Midlands Railway routes Train operator affected West Midlands Railway; Description West Midlands Railway, along with the rest of the rail industry, is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? West Midlands Railway are running a reduced, half hourly service to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and more details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You are advised to check your journey up to and including Saturday 4 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Sunday 5 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and West Midlands Railway are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Reduced Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink service
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 17:38 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:17 Route affected Across Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink networks Train operator affected Great Northern; Southern; Thameslink; Description Thameslink, Southern and Great Northern have introduced a revised timetable across the network as the rail industry works together to manage and protect services for essential travel and key workers to get to and from their place of work. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. You are advised to check service updates online before making your way to the station for your essential journey. The amended timetable is available online up to and including Sunday 5 April. Future journeys will display in Journey planners by Saturday 4 April for the following week. Live departure updates are provided on the Thameslink, Southern, and Great Northern websites, mobile apps and service update pages as soon possible, but the nature of the situation is that some services may be cancelled at short notice, due to staff members needing to stay at home unwell or in self-isolation. Planned engineering work is also taking place over the forthcoming weeks which may affect late night and early morning trains. The alterations for these works and associated replacement buses are now reflected in journey planners. Can I travel with another operator? Southern, Thameslink & Great Northern tickets are valid on each other's trains until further notice. Where can I find out more information? To find out more about how Thameslink, Southern, Great Northern and Gatwick Express are responding to Coronavirus, please visit the relevant Coronavirus Information pages. Check before you travel: You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim. Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Eurostar
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 16:13 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:16 Route affected All routes Train operator affected Eurostar; Description Eurostar, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Due to border restrictions introduced by the French Government, Eurostar are amending their timetable and running a significantly reduced service. Ashford International and Ebbsfleet International stations are also closed for Eurostar services until further notice. Details can be found on the Eurostar website here. More information can also be found on our Coronavirus page. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and well-being of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Eurostar are working closely with the government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK
Revised timetable for Greater Anglia and Stansted Express
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 10:46 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:13 Route affected All Greater Anglia and Stansted Express routes Train operator affected Greater Anglia; Stansted Express; Description Greater Anglia and Stansted Express, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Greater Anglia and Stansted Express are operating a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional information can be found below for: Greater Anglia Stansted Express More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey up to and including Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Saturday 11 April onwards, please check back nearer to the time of travel. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Greater Anglia are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Avanti West Coast
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 10:12 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:12 Route affected All Avanti West Coast services Train operator affected Avanti West Coast; Description Avanti West Coast, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? Avanti West Coast are operating a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The revised timetable and additional details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You are advised to check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner. The Journey Planner is correct until the end of service on Monday 13 April. If you are travelling from Tuesday 14 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Avant West Coast are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for London Northwestern Railway
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 21:43 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:11 Route affected Across the London Northwestern Railway network Train operator affected London Northwestern Railway; London Underground; Description London Northwestern Railway, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? London Northwestern Railway will operate a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. Additionally, trains on the following routes are suspended until further notice and a replacement bus service will shuttle between these stations: Bedford and Bletchley St Albans Abbey and Watford Junction - customers may also use Arriva Bus route 321 The amended timetable and more information from London Northwestern Railway can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You are advised to check your journey up to and including Saturday 4 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Sunday 5 April onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and London Northwestern Railway are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Revised timetable for Caledonian Sleeper
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 20:00 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:10 Route affected All routes between London Euston and Scotland Train operator affected Caledonian Sleeper; Description Caledonian Sleeper, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. Caledonian Sleeper will be running a reduced service until 30 May. More information, including full details of the services that have been amended can be found here. The health and well-being of everyone who uses the railway and our staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Caledonian Sleeper are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus Check before you travel: You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey
Revised timetable for ScotRail
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 08:51 Last updated 01/04/2020 16:09 Route affected Across the ScotRail network Train operator affected ScotRail; Description ScotRail, along with the rest of the rail industry, are working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. In line with government advice, you should only be travelling if you are a key worker or it is essential for you to do so. If you must travel, always practice social distancing. How is this affecting the train service? ScotRail will operate a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. The amended timetable for ScotRail and further details can be found here. More information, including a Q&A and refund details can be found on our Coronavirus page. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including Saturday 16 May using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner If you are travelling from Sunday 17 May onwards, please check back nearer the time. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and ScotRail are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Reduced Southeastern service until further notice
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 20/03/2020 07:23 Last updated 01/04/2020 13:11 Route affected All Southeastern routes Train operator affected Southeastern; Description Southeastern, along with the rest of the rail industry, is working to support efforts to delay the spread of coronavirus and to keep services running for essential travel. Until further notice, we are running a reduced timetable to ensure that vital train services for key workers can keep running throughout a prolonged coronavirus outbreak. All of our stations will remain open but on some routes passengers may need to change trains to complete their journeys. Wherever possible, we will ensure that early morning and late evening services remain in timetables; so that key workers like nurses, police officers and firefighters can get to work. This national change has been made in agreement with the government and around half the usual number of trains will run. Enough capacity will be provided to allow passengers making essential journeys to follow the official guidance on social distancing. The reduced service timetable balances the current significantly reduced levels of demand with the need to reduce the number of people required to run the network, which will help to ensure there are enough staff to keep services running over the coming weeks and months. Please follow the government advice, and only travel if your journey is absolutely essential Timetables Timetables are available in Online Journey Planners, and a map of the planned service frequency for each line are available here. Online Journey Planners will be updated every Friday morning for the following week. Ticket acceptance You can use London Underground between Victoria, Embankment (for Charing Cross), Cannon Street, London Bridge and Waterloo, and on Docklands Light Railway between Lewisham and Greenwich at no extra cost. Ticket Offices To help protect our colleagues and those passengers still making essential journeys, we have temporarily closed the ticket offices at around 60 stations where fewer than 20 transactions were currently being made each day. We have also reduced the ticket office and gateline hours at other stations to focus on morning and afternoon peak times when they are busiest. A full list of the temporarily closed ticket offices is available here. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Gatwick Express services suspended until further notice
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 12:33 Last updated 01/04/2020 08:38 Route affected Gatwick Express service between London Victoria and Gatwick Airport Train operator affected Gatwick Express; Description Gatwick Express services will be temporarily suspended until further notice. Southern and Thameslink are still running to and from Gatwick Airport, and will provide journey options to both London and Brighton. For more information, please visit this page. Further information: Gatwick Express are making these change in response to reduced passenger demand for the airport and to enable train drivers to be used on other services. They are following the health guidance issued by Public Health England and therefore please do check before you travel to keep up to date with any last minute alterations. Check before you travel: You can check your journey for today using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim. Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.
Hull Trains service temporarily suspended until further notice
Live updates Follow @nationalrailenq Sorry there have been no tweets, search for updates on this problem on Twitter Incident created 19/03/2020 17:39 Last updated 01/04/2020 08:37 Route affected Trains between Beverley / Hull and London Kings Cross Train operator affected Hull Trains; Description As a result of the current travel restrictions and low passenger numbers, Hull Trains have temporarily suspended their services until further notice. More information, including answers to frequently asked questions and refund details can be found on the Hull Trains website. For the latest Coronavirus guidance from the NHS, go to nhs.uk/coronavirus The health and wellbeing of everyone who uses the railway and staff is always our priority. We know passengers may have concerns, and Hull Trains are working closely with government to take the steps needed to keep vital services moving while keeping customers safe. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #COVID19UK Feedback: We want to make information better – tell us how! Fill out this online Disruption Survey.

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Buses replace trains between Workington and Whitehaven until further notice
Start date 28/03/2020 End date 30/04/2020 Route affected Between Carlisle and Barrow-in-Furness / Lancaster Train operator affected Northern; Description A landslip at Parton has resulted in all lines being blocked between Workington and Whitehaven. Buses will replace trains between Workington and Whitehaven until further notice. Trains will run between Carlisle and Workington, and between Whitehaven and Barrow-in-Furness only, but these will be subject to short notice delay and cancellation. Replacement bus advice: Replacement road transport will run between Workington and Whitehaven, calling at Harrington and Parton. This will be operated by Workington Heritage Trust and Travellers Choice. Additional information: Network Rail have staff at the location of the bridge; however, engineers are still competing with high tides to carry out inspections the structure. This means the line between Whitehaven and Workington will remain closed. You can find more information about the ongoing repairs from Network Rail here. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up until and including Saturday 11 April, using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #Parton
Buses replace trains between Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llandudno Junction until further notice
Start date 18/03/2020 End date 24/04/2020 Route affected Download map of route afected Conwy Valley Line - between Blaenau Ffestiniog and Llandudno Train operator affected Transport for Wales; Description Storm Ciara, which bought 90mph winds, extreme rainfall and flooding across Wales on Sunday 9 February, has caused extensive damage on the Conwy Valley Line, north of Llanrwst. How is this affecting the train service? A rail replacement bus service will operate between Llandudno Junction and Blaenau Ffestiniog until further notice. A robust completion date for the reopening of the line will be published as soon as it is available. Additional information: Network Rail engineers inspecting the line have identified several sites where the ballast supporting the track has been washed away by floodwater. The storm has also damaged fencing and level crossings at several locations. Several weeks of repair work are underway. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including the Friday 10 April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #BlaenauFfestiniog
No Great Western Railway or Southern services at Eastleigh until further notice
Start date 18/03/2020 End date 30/06/2020 Route affected Download map of route afected Great Western Railway between Cardiff Central / Bristol Temple Meads / Westbury and Portsmouth Harbour Southern between Southampton Central and Brighton / London Victoria Train operators affected Great Western Railway; Southern; Description On Tuesday 28 January, a freight train derailed at Eastleigh. This has resulted in some lines being blocked as significant repairs are needed to fully reopen the railway through the station. Disruption will continue until further notice. Advice for Great Western Railway customers: Great Western Railway services will not run between Salisbury and Portsmouth Harbour. To help complete your journey you may use: South Western Railway on any reasonable route including between Romsey and Southampton Central via Chandlers Ford, and between Southampton Central and Basingstoke CrossCountry between Southampton Central and Reading Replacement road transport between Salisbury and Southampton Central (trains are not running between these stations due to a landslip) Southern between Brighton and Gatwick Airport Advice for Southern customers: Trains will be unable to run to / from Eastleigh or Southampton Airport Parkway. If you need these stations, you should travel to Fareham or Southampton Central and use a replacement bus from there. You may also need to change at Barnham part way through your journey to reach your destination. You can use your ticket at no extra cost on South Western Railway services between Southampton and London where available. We advise to check journey planners before heading to stations for the most up to date information. Additional information: Temporary repairs have been carried out, and this is allowing some operators to run via Eastleigh. Network Rail advise that the repair work is complex, and requires some very specific parts to fully rectify. As such, we are unable to provide a date when services will resume. A statement from Network Rail and photos can be viewed here. Check before you travel: You can check your journey up to and including 10th April using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages Twitter: If you would like to follow this incident on Twitter, please use #Eastleigh Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim.
Amended evening services in the Cardiff area from Monday 30 March to Thursday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Transport for Wales between Cardiff Queen Street and Cardiff Bay and between Barry Island / Cardiff Central and Radyr / Pontypridd / Merthyr Tydfil Train operator affected Transport for Wales; Description Engineering work is taking place between Radyr and Cardiff Bay, closing lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Cardiff Bay: After 23:15, no trains will run to / from Cardiff Bay. Cardiff Bay is within walking distance of Cardiff Central station. Llandaf: After 23:15, trains that usually run via Llandaf / Cathays will be diverted to run on alternative route. Replacement buses will run between Cardiff Central and Radyr. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended late night / early morning Southern service from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Various Southern routes Train operator affected Southern; Description Engineering work is taking place overnight each night, finishing on Friday morning at various locations, closing some lines. London Bridge - Epsom Buses will replace late night / early morning trains between Norwood Junction and Epsom. Purley and Tattenham Corner Buses will replace late night / early morning trains between Purley and Tattenham Corner and between East Croydon and Coulsdon Town. Redhill and Tonbridge Buses will replace late night / early morning trains between Redhill and Tonbridge. London Victoria and Eastbourne / Hastings Late night / early morning trains between London Victoria and Eastbourne / Hastings will be diverted via Brighton, extending journey times. Buses will replace late night / early morning trains between Haywards Heath and Lewes / Eastbourne. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Buses replace late night / early morning trains between Stevenage and Alexandra Palace from Tuesday 31 March until Friday 3 April
Start date 31/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Between Stevenage and Aexandra Palace Train operators affected Great Northern; Thameslink; Description Engineering work is taking place between Stevenage and Alexandra Palace, closing all lines. As a result of this, buses will replace trains between these stations. Services running to / from London Kings Cross may also divert via Hertford North. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended 03:25 Sheffield to Manchester Airport service from Tuesday 31 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 31/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected From Sheffield to Manchester Airport Train operator affected TransPennine Express; Description Overnightengineering workis taking place in the Manchester area, closing some lines between 23:50 (Monday to Thursday) and 05:15 (Tuesday to Friday). As a result of this, the 03:25 Sheffield to Manchester Airport service will be retimed to run slightly later than usual. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail EnquiriesJourney Planner
Amended late night / early morning TransPennine Express services between Manchester and Leeds from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Between Manchester / Liverpool and Huddersfield / Leeds / York / Edinburgh Train operator affected TransPennine Express; Description Overnight engineering work is taking place between Manchester and Dewsbury, closing some lines between 23:50 (Monday to Thursday) and 05:15 (Tuesday to Friday). The following services will be affected: Monday - Thursday 20:30 Edinburgh to Manchester Airport - This service will be diverted via, and call additionally at Brighouse. As a result of this, it will arrive at Manchester stations later than usual. The train will not call at Huddersfield. A replacement coach will run between Huddersfield and Brighouse for customers travelling from / to Huddersfield. 23:08 Liverpool Lime Street to York - This service will not call at Stalybridge or Huddersfield. A bus will run from from Manchester Victoria to York, calling at Stalybridge, Huddersfield, Dewsbury and Leeds. 23:40 Manchester Airport to York - This service will be diverted via, and call additionally at Brighouse. A replacement coach will run between Huddersfield and Brighouse for customers travelling from / to Huddersfield. 23:00 and 23:35 Manchester Piccadilly to Huddersfield, 23:54 Huddersfield to Leeds and 23:47 Leeds to Huddersfield - These train services will be replaced by buses. Tuesday - Friday The following services will be diverted via, and call additionally at Brighouse. 00:08 Newcastle to Manchester Airport 02:42 Manchester Piccadilly to York 02:47 York to Manchester Airport 03:40 York to Manchester Airport Replacement coaches will run between Huddersfield and Brighouse for customers travelling from / to Huddersfield. The 05:49 Huddersfield to Leeds services will be replaced by a bus between Huddersfield and Dewsbury. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Buses replace late night / early morning trains between Clarbeston Road and Fishguard Harbour from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Transport for Wales between Cardiff Central / Carmarthen and Fishguard Harbour Train operator affected Transport for Wales; Description Engineering work is taking place between Clarbeston Road and Fishguard Harbour, closing all lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Monday to Thursday: The 23:15 Cardiff Central to Fishguard Harbour service will terminate at Clarbeston Road at 02:08 (Tuesday to Friday). A replacement bus will run between Clarbeston Road and Fishguard Harbour. Tuesday to Friday: The 02:37 Fishguard Harbour to Carmarthen service is replaced by a bus throughout. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended morning services between Barking and Gospel Oak from Tuesday 31 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 31/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected London Overground between Barking and Gospel Oak Train operator affected London Overground; Description Engineering work is taking place between Gospel Oak and Barking during the early in the day from Tuesday to Friday, closing some lines. As a result, the 05:39 Barking to Gospel Oak service will not run. The 05:54 Barking to Gospel Oak service will start from Barking at 05:50, and will run at normal times from Woodgrange Park onwards. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner
Amended late night / early morning South Western Railway services from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Various South Western Railway routes Train operator affected South Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking places at various places on the South Western Railway network, closing some lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Monday to Thursday: The 23:05 London Waterloo to Poole service will terminate at Southampton Central. Replacement buses will run between Southampton Central and Poole. Tuesday to Friday: The 00:05 London Waterloo to Bournemouth service will terminate at Southampton Central. A replacement bus will run between Southampton Central and Bournemouth. The 00:27 London Waterloo to Woking service will terminate at Weybridge. A replacement bus will run between Weybridge and Woking. The 00:42 London Waterloo to Strawberry Hill service will terminate at Teddington. A replacement bus will run from Teddington to Strawberry Hill. The 04:20 Guildford to London Waterloo service will not call at Woking. A replacement bus will run from Guildford earlier than usual at 03:48 to Surbiton via Woking. Check before you travel: These changes are not currently shown in the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner, please check back nearer to the time of travel. Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended late night / early morning East Midlands Railway services from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected East Midlands Railway between London St Pancras International and Leicester / Nottingham / Derby / Sheffield, between Kettering and Corby and also between Derby and Sheffield Train operator affected East Midlands Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place at various places on the East Midlands Railway network overnight from Monday evening until Saturday morning, closing some lines. Some late night / early morning train services will be retimed to run earlier or later than usual. Additionally: Monday to Thursday: The 22:00 London St Pancras International to Nottingham service will terminate at East Midlands Parkway. Replacement buses will connect with this trains at Kettering for Corby, and at East Midlands Parkway for Nottingham via Beeston. The 23:08 London St Pancras to Derby service will not call at Beeston or Nottingham. A replacement bus will run between East Midlands Parkway and Derby via Beeston and Nottingham. Friday: The 22:00 London St Pancras International to Nottingham service will arrive at Nottingham later than usual. A replacement bus will connect with this trains at Kettering for Corby. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended 05:49 Cleethorpes to Newark North Gate service from Tuesday 31 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 31/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected East Midlands Railway between Cleethorpes and Newark North Gate Train operator affected East Midlands Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place around Barnetby overnight from Monday night until Friday morning, closing all lines. As a result, the 05:49 Cleethorpes to Newark North Gate service will start from Market Rasen at 06:32. A replacement bus will run from Cleethorpes earlier than usual, at 04:54, to Market Rasen to connect with this train. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended late night / early morning Southeastern services between Monday 30 March and Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Various Southeastern routes Train operator affected Southeastern; Description Engineering work is taking place at various points on the Southeastern network, closing some lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Monday: After 22:50, buses will replace trains between Tonbridge and Wadhurst. Apart from the last train, trains will run between Wadhurst and Hastings. The last train will be replaced by a bus between Tonbridge and Hastings, with a minibus service between Battle and Crowhurst. Monday to Thursday: From 23:45 until the end of service, no trains will run between Grove Park and Bromley North. Customers travelling between these stations can use London Bus routes 126 / 261 and 314 between Grove Park and Bromley North at no extra cost. Tuesday: From 23:45 onwards, buses will replace trains between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings. A minibus shuttle service will run between Battle and Crowhurst. Tuesday to Friday: From 01:10 until the end of service, buses will replace trains between Slade Green and Dartford. From 00:20 until the end of service, trains between London Victoria and Bromley South will be retimed, and will be diverted to run on an alternative route between London Victoria and Bromley South. A replacement bus will run from London Victoria at 00:33 to Orpington via Herne Hill. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner You can plan your journey on London Buses by using the Transport for London Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended 23:34 London Paddington to Didcot Parkway service on Friday 3 April
Start date 03/04/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Great Western Railway between London Paddington and Didcot Parkway Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place between Tilehurst and Didcot Parkway, closing some lines overnight from Friday night until Saturday morning. As a result, the 23:34 London Paddington to Didcot Parkway service will not call at Pangbourne. Replacement buses will run both ways between Tilehurst and Pangbourne, connecting customers with the train service. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended late night /early morning Northern trains from Monday 30 to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Various Northern routes Train operator affected Northern; Description Late night / early morning engineering work is taking place at various locations on the Northern network closing some lines. The following alterations will apply: Monday to Thursday: The 21:42 Rochdale to Clitheroe is replaced by a bus between Blackburn and Clitheroe. The 22:47 Sheffield to Manchester Piccadilly is diverted between Chinley and Manchester Piccadilly and will not call at station via Romiley. A replacement bus will run between Chinley and Manchester Piccadilly calling at all stations via Romiley. The 23:15 New Mills Central to Manchester Piccadilly is replaced by a bus throughout. The 23:29 Manchester Piccadilly to Glossop is replace by a bus throughout. An additional bus will run between Godley and Hadfield calling at all station via Glossop. The 23:39 Clitheroe to Blackburn is replaced by a bus throughout. The following trains are diverted and will not call at Dronfield with a replacement buses running between Sheffield and Chesterfield calling at Dronfield: The 21:04 Leeds to Nottingham service. The 21:12 Nottingham to Leeds service. The 23:18 Nottingham to Sheffield service. Tuesday to Friday: The 05:15 Sheffield to Nottingham will not call at Dronfield. A replacement bus will run between Sheffield and Chesterfield calling at Dronfield. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Amended evening / morning London Euston to Wolverhampton services from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Avanti West Coast between London Euston and Wolverhampton Train operator affected Avanti West Coast; Description Engineering work is taking place between Birmingham New Street and Wolverhampton, closing some lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Monday to Thursday: The 22:30 and 23:30 London Euston to Wolverhampton services will terminate at Birmingham New Street services will be amended to terminate at Birmingham New Street. Customers for Wolverhampton should use earlier trains. Tuesday to Friday: The 05:00 Wolverhampton to London Euston service will start from Birmingham New Street at 05:29. Customers from Wolverhampton should use later train services. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner
Reduced service between Castle Cary and Taunton from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Download map of route afected Great Western Railway services between London Paddington / Reading and Taunton / Exeter St Davids / Paignton / Plymouth / Penzance via Castle Cary Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place between Castle Cary and Taunton. As some lines will be closed, this will mean a reduced line capacity will be available between these stations. Most trains between London and Somerset / Devon / Cornwall that run via Castle Cary will be diverted, calling additionally at Bristol Temple Meads. These trains will be retimed, and may run up to 20 minutes earlier than usual. A reduced two hourly service will run between London Paddington and Exeter St Davids / Paignton / Plymouth via Westbury and Castle Cary, calling at all stations. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner
Buses replace trains between Crediton and Barnstaple from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Download map of route afected Great Western Railway between St James Park / Exeter St Davids and Barnstaple Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place between Crediton and Barnstaple, closing lines all week. As a result, buses will replace trains between Crediton and Barnstaple. Some late night / early morning buses will be extended to run to / from Exeter St Davids. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Buses replace late night / early morning trains to / from Burnham / Taplow from Monday 30 March to Friday 3 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Great Western Railway between London Paddington and Reading / Newbury Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place between Maidenhead and Reading, closing some lines overnight from Monday evening until Saturday morning. The following trains will not call at Burnham or Taplow: Monday to Thursday: The 23:52 London Paddington to Reading service. Tuesday to Friday: The 00:17 Reading to London Paddington service. The 00:34 London Paddington to Reading service. Friday: The 22:51 Newbury to London Paddington service. The 23:52 London Paddington to Reading service. Replacement buses for all these services will run between Slough and Burnham / Taplow, connecting with trains. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
Buses replace late night / early morning services between Didcot Parkway and Oxford from Monday 30 March to Thursday 2 April
Start date 30/03/2020 End date 03/04/2020 Route affected Great Western Railway between London Paddington / Didcot Parkway and Oxford Train operator affected Great Western Railway; Description Engineering work is taking place between Didcot Parkway and Radley, closing some lines overnight from Monday evening until Friday morning. Monday to Thursday: The 23:15 London Paddington to Oxford service will be diverted to terminate at Didcot Parkway. A replacement bus will run from Didcot Parkway to Oxford. The 23:45 Didcot Parkway to Oxford service will be replaced by a bus throughout. Tuesday to Friday: The 00:11 Didcot Parkway to Oxford service will be replaced by a bus throughout. The 00:30 London Paddington to Oxford service will be retimed to arrive at Oxford at 01:48. The 00:45 Oxford to Reading service will start from Didcot Parkway. A replacement bus will run from Oxford at 00:45, calling at all booked stations to Reading to set down customers only. The 00:55 Didcot Parkway to Oxford service will be replaced by a bus throughout. The 03:54 Oxford to Reading service will start from Didcot Parkway at 04:10. An earlier replacement bus will run from Oxford at 03:35 to Didcot Parkway, connecting with this train. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner Replacement Bus Travel Advice: You can find the location of your bus replacement by checking station signs or by searching for your station on our station information pages. Bicycles are not allowed on rail replacement bus services at any time, unless fully folded. More travel advice for your replacement bus journey is available by selecting the Train Operating Company you are travelling with here.
No overnight trains at Moorgate from Monday to Friday - finishing Friday 15 May
Start date 16/12/2019 End date 15/05/2020 Route affected Download map of route afected Between Moorgate and Hertford North / Welwyn Garden City / Watton-at-Stone / Stevenage Train operator affected Great Northern; Description Network Rail will be carrying out tunnel maintenance, as well as preparatory work ahead of installing new signalling equipment. Until Friday 15 May 2020, lines to and from Moorgate will be closed overnight from Monday to Friday. Each night, Monday to Friday, the work will start at approximately 22:00 finishing at 04:00 the following morning. Trains that normally run to / from Moorgate will be diverted to run to / from London Kings Cross. Valid tickets can be used on London Buses / London Underground services between Moorgate and Finsbury Park. Check before you travel: You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner You can plan your journey on London Buses or London Underground by using the Transport for London Journey Planner

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