Essential engineering work across the Southeastern network will significantly disrupt train services during the last week of April. These changes take effect from April 27 and continue through May 1. Passengers are encouraged to plan their journeys accordingly.
Southeastern Train Services Disruption Details
Train services will be affected on weekdays, specifically from Monday to Friday. Here is a breakdown of scheduled changes for the last week of April.
Service Replacements and Diversions
- Monday to Friday (April 27 – May 1): Engineering work will impact service routes, with some lines closed overnight.
- April 27 & 28 (Monday & Tuesday):
- The 11:49 PM train from London Cannon Street to Hastings will be replaced by buses between Tunbridge Wells and Hastings.
- Calls will be made at Wadhurst, Battle, West St Leonards, and St Leonards Warrior Square.
- April 30 (Thursday):
- Changes for the 11:45 PM London Charing Cross to Hastings service: bus replacements will be provided.
- Additional services from London Cannon Street to Dover Priory and Canterbury West will see diversions with bus connections.
- April 28 & 29 (Tuesday & Wednesday):
- The 12:26 AM London Cannon Street to Dartford service will divert via Bexleyheath, with an accessible bus provided.
- April 30 (Thursday):
- The 11:07 PM train from London St Pancras International to Ramsgate will be replaced with buses between Dover Priory and Margate.
- All stops will be accommodated, excluding Dumpton Park.
Additional Information for Passengers
Passengers heading to Crowhurst requiring assistance should contact Southeastern in advance. Additionally, those looking to travel to Sevenoaks or Tonbridge are advised to utilize alternative train services available between London, Sevenoaks, and Tonbridge.
Replacement bus services will operate between various routes, ensuring connectivity during the disruptions. Optimal planning will minimize travel interruptions due to these essential engineering works.
