Last updated:Today at 15:38
Train companies affected:CrossCountry, Great Western Railway
Last updated:Today at 15:18
Train companies affected:South Western Railway
Catford Bridge station, Adenmore Road, Catford, Greater London, SE6 4RH
Ticket office managed by Southeastern
On way in to access trains from Adenmore side of station
Zone 3
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Yes
station forecourt/ platform 1
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The ticket counter can be adjusted by the operator to suit either standing or wheelchair users height.
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Yes
Yes
Oyster cards with a pre-loaded deposit only are available from ticket office. Top-up only from self-service ticket machine(s)
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Yes
Seasons, Single and Return tickets are now available digitally on The Key. To find out more or apply online, go to www.southeasternrailway.co.uk/tickets/the-key or get a smartcard from all staffed Southeastern ticket offices.
Train running Information and advice on how to get assistance available through the Help Point.
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On platform
This station has Secure station accreditation - For more information contact 0345 322 7021
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Yes
Yes
This station has a degree of step-free access to the platform, which may be in both directions or in one direction only - please check details.
Category B2. This station has a degree of step-free access to the platform, which may be in both directions or in one direction only - please check details - Step free access to both platforms. Step free interchange via road and steep paths is in excess of 250 metres. Stepped access between platforms is via a footbridge.
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Yes
station forecourt/ platform 1
Yes
The ticket counter can be adjusted by the operator to suit either standing or wheelchair users height.
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Only available when staff present
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Yes
Public telephones are not wheelchair accessible
Yes
Accessible taxis are available to book
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Yes
On platform
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*Helpline closed on Christmas Day
Assistance navigating through the station and getting on and off trains (by ramp if required) is available during station staffing hours (see Staff Help available times) . You can now book assistance up to 2 hours before your journey. You can also travel without booking, just make yourself known to staff as far in advance as possible of the train you would like to get - we recommend at least 20 minutes. There are no staff on the trains that call at this station that can assist. The meeting point for assisted travel is the ticket office or you can use the help point.Where staff are not available at the station to assist, we now have a mobile Assistance Team who can be deployed to stations. This can be arranged in advance by booking through Customer Services or by using the Help Point on the station (although inevitably there will be a delay if not booked in advance) - alternatively a taxi can be arranged, at no additional cost, to convey you to the nearest station where you can be assisted further.
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No
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Only available when staff present
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No
Selecta vending machine
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Yes
Public telephones are not wheelchair accessible
10 spaces
You may leave your cycle in the rack provided however you do so at your own risk.
Stands
Forecourt
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No
There are no cycle hire facilities at this station
Towards London - Bus stop R on Catford Road (by the St Dunstans Jubilee Pavilion)
Towards Hayes - Bus stop M on Catford Road (by the computer repair centre)
Information to plan your onward journey is available in a printable format here