Updated at: 07-Oct-2024 11:42:54: AM
Operator: Thameslink
Routes affected:
Thameslink between Bedford and Brighton and also between Peterborough and Horsham
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Description of Incident
Engineering work is taking place between Finsbury Park / London St Pancras International and London Bridge, closing all lines.
No trains will run through central London between London St Pancras International / Finsbury Park and London Blackfriars / London Bridge. You should use London Underground / Bus services to travel across central London.
Trains will run to an amended timetable between:
- London Kings Cross and Cambridge / Peterborough.
- London St Pancras International and Luton. These trains will not call at Kentish Town, your tickets will be accepted on London Bus route 214 between Kings Cross St Pancras and Kentish Town.
- London Bridge and Brighton / Three Bridges / Horsham / Rainham.
- London Victoria and Sevenoaks.
- No trains will operate between London Blackfriars and Sutton via Wimbledon.
Paper tickets will be accepted on the following Transport for London services:
London Buses:
- Blackfriars – Tulse Hill – Streatham.
- Streatham – Sutton (via Wimbledon).
- Streatham – Sutton (via Mitcham).
- Route 17: Kings Cross – London Bridge.
- Route 63/N63: Kings Cross – Elephant & Castle.
- Routes 46/214: Kings Cross/St Pancras – Kentish Town / Kentish Town West.
- Routes C11/32/113/107: St Pancras to Mill Hill.
London Trams:
- Wimbledon – East Croydon.
London Underground:
- West Hampstead – London Bridge (Jubilee).
- Tufnell Park – Kings Cross St Pancras – London Bridge – Elephant & Castle – Morden (Northern).
- Finsbury Park – Kings Cross St Pancras – Blackfriars – Charing Cross – Victoria – Elephant & Castle (Circle / District / Victoria / Bakerloo / Northern).
- Kings Cross St Pancras – Farringdon (Circle / Metropolitan / Hammersmith & City.
Check before you travel:
You can plan your journey using the National Rail Enquiries Journey Planner
You can plan your journey on London Bus / Tram / Underground by using the Transport for London Journey Planner
Replacement Bus Travel Advice:
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Please be advised that replacement vehicles may be busier than usual, and you should allow extra time for your journey.
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This page created on: 18-Sep-2024 06:37:49: AM