Rail Travel Summary for Week 34: November
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1 Rail Travel Summary for Week 34: November Updated on: 11 November Compiled by Worldline from information supplied by Network Rail and the Train Operating Companies. The 2-alpha codes at the end of most items are translated in the Train Operating Company Codes section. The areas covered by each sub-heading are detailed in the Geographical Scope section. Table of Contents Introduction 2 Saturday and Sunday 3 Cross-London Connections 3 Essex & Anglia 4 North & West of London 5 South & South East 7 East & North East 9 Midlands, North Wales & North West 10 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country 12 Scotland 13 Monday to Friday 14 Cross-London Connections 14 Essex & Anglia 15 North & West of London 16 South & South East 17 East & North East 18 Midlands, North Wales & North West 19 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country 20 Scotland 21 Train Operating Company Codes 22 Geographical Scope 23
2 Introduction This summary shows the main routes on which journeys are disrupted or amended for the dates shown above. Alterations may affect other areas and passengers are advised to check journey times with National Rail Enquiries before travelling, via or Replacement buses are unable to carry bicycles or non-folding prams, and may depart early to maintain connections. For further information regarding Cross-London Connections go to
3 Saturday and Sunday Cross-London Connections No major service alterations reported.
4 Essex & Anglia 2340 Saturday-2359 Sunday Fenchurch Street-Southend services reduced in frequency and subject to delays. Services via Tilbury require a change of train at Pitsea. (CC) Sunday to 0800 Buses replace trains between Liverpool Street/Ilford-Shenfield/Colchester. (LE) Sunday to 0800 Buses replace trains between Ipswich-Marks Tey. (LE) All Weekend Liverpool Street-Hertford East/Cambridge/Stansted Airport services diverted and Stratford-Bishops Stortford services do not run. Tottenham Hale served by Underground. Ponders End-Waltham Cross inclusive are closed. (LE) Sunday to 0800 Liverpool Street-Cambridge services replaced by buses between Bishops Stortford-Cambridge. (LE)
5 North & West of London Sunday to 0730 Kings Cross-Peterborough replaced by buses between Stevenage/ Letchworth-Peterborough. (GN) Sunday to 0830 Kings Cross-Cambridge services replaced by buses between Royston- Cambridge. (GN) All Sunday Kings Cross-Stevenage services via Potters Bar replaced by buses between Alexandra Palace-Welwyn Garden City-Stevenage. Services via Hertford North replaced by buses between Hertford North-Stevenage. (GN) All Sunday Kings Cross-Cambridge/Peterborough services diverted with delays between Kings Cross-Stevenage. (GN) 2330 Saturday-0200 Sunday Southbound services do not call at Hornsey or Harringay. Tickets valid on local buses. (GN) All Weekend Luton-Sutton services require a change of train at Blackfriars. (TL) Sunday to 0730 Euston-Tring/Milton Keynes services replaced by buses for whole or part of the journey. (LM) Sunday to 2100 Buses replace trains between Milton Keynes Central-Northampton. (LM) All Weekend Milton Keynes/Watford Junction-Clapham Junction/South Croydon services cancelled. Passengers should travel via Central London. (SN) All Saturday Willesden Junction-Clapham Junction services do not run south of Kensington Olympia. All Sunday Services cancelled. Tickets valid on local buses. (LO) 2115 Saturday-1000 Sunday Watford Junction-St Albans Abbey services replaced by buses. (LM) All Sunday Richmond/Clapham Junction-Stratford services replaced by buses between Gospel Oak-Stratford. (LO) All Sunday Euston-Watford Junction local services replaced by Underground between Queens Park-Harrow & Wealdstone and by buses between Harrow & Wealdstone-Watford Junction. (LO) All Weekend Highbury & Islington/Dalston Junction-South London services replaced by buses between Dalston Junction-Shadwell. New Cross also served by buses. (LO) Saturday from 1500 Wembley Central and Wembley Stadium will be busy for the Football International. Station access in the post-match period may be controlled to prevent overcrowding. (LM/LO/CH) All Weekend Oxford-Bicester Town services replaced by buses. (CH) All Weekend Paddington-Heathrow Airport services reduced in frequency. (HX/HC) 2353 Saturday Oxford-Banbury replaced by bus. (GW)
6 All Saturday Paddington-Reading local services reduced in frequency. Marlow and Henley on Thames services retimed to maintain connections. (GW) All Weekend Many Paddington-Oxford services depart early from Paddington. (GW) All Saturday Paddington-Newbury/Bedwyn services require a change of train at Reading. All Sunday Replaced by buses between Reading-Newbury/Bedwyn. (GW) Sunday Paddington-Reading services replaced by buses between Maidenhead- Reading. (GW) 2330 Saturday-2359 Sunday Burnham served by buses from/to Slough. Taplow also served by buses during its normal hours of opening. (GW)
7 South & South East Saturday Twickenham will be busy for the Rugby International. Station access in the post-match period may be controlled to prevent overcrowding. (SW) All Weekend Birmingham-Southampton/Bournemouth services diverted with delays. Winchester and Southampton Airport served by rail/road connections. (SW) All Weekend Waterloo-Southampton/Dorset Coast services diverted with delays. Farnborough-Southampton Airport inclusive served by rail/road connections. (SW) All Weekend Waterloo-Portsmouth services via Winchester replaced by buses between Basingstoke-Winchester. (SW) 2350 Saturday-1600 Sunday Waterloo suburban services via Staines replaced by buses between Hounslow-Windsor & Eton/Ascot/Weybridge. (SW) Sunday from 1600 Waterloo-Reading services diverted via an alternative route. All other services via Staines replaced by buses between Hounslow-Staines-Windsor & Eton/Woking. (SW) All Sunday Waterloo suburban services via Motspur Park replaced by buses between Raynes Park-Chessington/Epsom. Sunday to 1600 Buses also replace trains between Epsom- Leatherhead/Dorking. (SW) All Saturday Clapham Junction-Willesden Junction services do not run south of Kensington Olympia. All Sunday Services cancelled. Tickets valid on local buses. (LO) All Weekend South London-Dalston Junction/Highbury & Islington services replaced by buses between Shadwell-Dalston Junction. New Cross also served by buses. (LO) All Weekend Bedford-Brighton services do not call at London Bridge. Underground connections available. Also replaced by buses between Three Bridges-Brighton. (TL) All Weekend Sutton-Luton services require a change of train at Blackfriars. (TL) All Saturday Gatwick Express services reduced to a half-hourly frequency. (GX) All Weekend London Bridge-South London/Surrey services run to a special timetable with replacement buses in the London Bridge area. Some services diverted from/to Victoria and some journeys require a change of train en route. (SN) All Weekend South Croydon/Clapham Junction-Watford Junction/Milton Keynes services cancelled. Tickets valid via Central London. (SN) All Weekend Victoria-Brighton/Littlehampton/Portsmouth services diverted with delays, or replaced by buses between Three Bridges-Brighton. (SN) All Weekend Victoria-Eastbourne/Hastings services replaced by buses between Three Bridges-Lewes. (SN) All Sunday Victoria-East Grinstead/Uckfield services replaced by buses between Oxted-East Grinstead/Uckfield. (SN)
8 Sunday to 1600 Victoria-Epsom/Dorking services replaced by buses between Sutton-Epsom/ Dorking. (SN) All Weekend Charing Cross/Cannon Street suburban services via Woolwich diverted, or replaced by buses for part of the journey. Tickets valid on local buses and Docklands Light Railway for some journeys. (SE) All Sunday Victoria-Kent Coast services replaced by buses between Sittingbourne- Canterbury East/Herne Bay with delays up to 55 minutes. (SE) All Sunday St Pancras-Faversham services run to/from Gillingham. Rail/road connections available. (SE) All Sunday Victoria-Ashford services depart early from Victoria. (SE) All Sunday Victoria-Orpington services diverted. Herne Hill-Beckenham Junction inclusive served by buses. (SE) All Sunday Charing Cross-Hastings services replaced by buses between Robertsbridge- Hastings with delays up to 60 minutes. (SE)
9 East & North East Sunday to 1000 Some southbound services depart early from Newcastle, Chester le Street and Durham. (GR/XC/TP) 0800 Sunday Bradford Interchange-Kings Cross diverted. Halifax, Brighouse and Mirfield served by bus, departing early. (GC) All Sunday Buses replace trains between Darlington-Bishop Auckland. (NT) All Sunday Buses replace trains between York-Scarborough. (TP) All Weekend York/Leeds-Preston/Blackpool services replaced by buses between Hebden Bridge/Blackburn-Preston. (NT)
10 Midlands, North Wales & North West All Saturday Norton Bridge, Barlaston and Wedgwood served by buses. (LM) All Weekend Birmingham-Hednesford/Rugeley services replaced by buses between Walsall- Hednesford/Rugeley. (LM) Sunday to 2100 Euston-Birmingham/Crewe services do not call at Northampton or Long Buckby. Northampton-Birmingham services replaced by buses between Northampton-Rugby. (LM) 1115 Saturday Bromsgrove-Birmingham is cancelled. (LM) 0930 Sunday Crewe-Euston departs at 0954 and is diverted. Alsager-Stone inclusive served by bus. (LM) 2231 Saturday Birmingham-Manchester and 0927 Sunday Manchester-Bournemouth diverted. Stoke on Trent and Macclesfield served by buses. (XC) Sunday to 0730 Manchester Airport-Bolton/Blackpool services replaced by buses for whole or part of the journey. (TP) Saturday from 2300 Buses replace trains between Blackburn-Colne. (NT) All Weekend Liverpool-Wirral/Ellesmere Port/Chester services do not call at Hamilton Square. Passengers should use Birkenhead Central or Conway Park. (ME) Sunday Manchester-Chester replaced by bus. (AW) Saturday from 2140 Liverpool-Blackpool services replaced by buses between Wigan North Western-Preston/Blackpool. (NT) Sunday from 2200 Liverpool-Manchester Airport services diverted. Wavertree-Eccles inclusive served by buses. (NT) 2143 Saturday Barrow in Furness-Preston replaced by bus between Lancaster-Preston. (NT) 2125 Saturday-1115 Sunday Leeds/Lancaster-Morecambe services replaced by buses between Carnforth/Lancaster-Morecambe. (NT) 2100 Saturday-1130 Sunday Buses replace trains between Lancaster/Oxenholme- Windermere. (TP) All Sunday Blackpool North/Preston-Hellifield Rambler services replaced by buses. (NT) All Weekend Blackpool/Preston-Colne/Leeds/York services replaced by buses between Preston-Blackburn/Hebden Bridge/Colne. (NT) Sunday from 2345 Buses replace trains between Preston-Blackpool. (TP/NT) All Sunday Manchester Victoria-Clitheroe services replaced by buses between Bolton- Clitheroe. (NT)
11 Saturday from 2330 Buses replace trains between Llandudno Junction-Holyhead. (AW) 0750 Sunday Shrewsbury-Cardiff replaced by bus between Shrewsbury-Hereford. (AW) Sunday to 1120 Nottingham-Derby/Matlock services replaced by buses between Nottingham- Derby. (EM)
12 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country Saturday from 1230 Cardiff Central will be busy for the Rugby International. Station access in the post-match period may be controlled to prevent overcrowding. (AW/GW/XC) Saturday from 1530 Northbound services do not call at Cardiff Queen Street. (AW) 2345 Saturday Swansea-Fishguard Harbour replaced by bus between Carmarthen-Fishguard Harbour. (AW) 0150 Sunday Fishguard Harbour-Cardiff replaced by bus. Swansea passengers served by additional bus connection at Carmarthen. (AW) 0750 Sunday Shrewsbury-Cardiff replaced by bus between Shrewsbury-Hereford. (AW) Saturday Some Bristol Temple Meads-Severn Beach services replaced by buses between Avonmouth-Severn Beach. (GW) All Saturday Most Paddington-Worcester/Bristol/South Wales services depart early from Paddington. (GW) All Saturday Paddington-Gloucester/Cheltenham services require a change of train at Swindon. (GW) All Sunday Paddington-Devon/Cornwall services via Westbury reduced in frequency and diverted with delays. Newbury and Pewsey served by rail/road connections. (GW) 2300 Saturday-0800 Sunday Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads services diverted. Chippenham and Bath served by buses. (GW) Sunday to 1000 England-South Wales services via Bristol replaced by buses between Bristol Temple Meads/Bristol Parkway-Newport. (GW) All Sunday Truro-Falmouth services replaced by buses. (GW) All Weekend Services to/from Cornwall run to a special timetable and are replaced by buses between Truro-Penzance. Some St Erth-St Ives services retimed to maintain connections. (GW/XC) 2115 Sunday Penzance-Paddington Sleeper starts from Plymouth. (GW) 2350 Sunday Paddington-Penzance replaced by bus between Truro-Penzance. (GW)
13 Scotland Saturday from 1530 Edinburgh and Haymarket will be busy for the Rugby International. (SR/GR/TP/XC/VT) Sunday to 1200 Edinburgh-Glasgow services via Shotts replaced by buses between Edinburgh-Shotts. (SR) 1012 Sunday Edinburgh-Manchester replaced by bus, departing early, between Edinburgh- Motherwell. (TP) 1051 Sunday Edinburgh-Euston departs early from Edinburgh. (VT) Sunday to 1200 Glasgow Central-Plymouth/Penzance services via Newcastle start from Edinburgh Edinburgh-Glasgow Central is cancelled. (XC)
14 Monday to Friday Cross-London Connections No major service alterations reported.
15 Essex & Anglia Monday-Thursday 2214 & 2314 Kings Cross-Kings Lynn replaced by buses between Ely- Kings Lynn. (GN)
16 North & West of London Monday-Friday Oxford-Bicester Town services replaced by buses. (CH) Monday-Thursday each night Reading-Newbury-Bedwyn services replaced by buses. (GW) Monday-Thursday each night, also Friday from 2330 Pangbourne served by buses from/to Tilehurst. (GW) Monday-Thursday each night Burnham and Taplow served by buses from/to Slough. (GW)
17 South & South East Tuesday-Friday 0434 Reading-Gatwick Airport requires a change of train at Redhill. (GW) Monday-Thursday each night Waterloo-Southampton/Bournemouth services replaced by buses between Basingstoke-Southampton Waterloo-Southampton additionally diverted, Wimbledon and Surbiton served by bus. (SW) Monday-Thursday 2350 Waterloo-Reading replaced by bus between Ascot-Reading. (SW) Tuesday-Friday 0425 Guildford-Waterloo diverted. Passengers to/from Surbiton and Wimbledon served by bus. (SW) Monday-Thursday 2337 Brighton-Bedford does not call at Redhill. Bus connection arranged. (TL) Tuesday-Friday to 0500 each morning Victoria-Three Bridges/South Coast services do not call Coulsdon South, Merstham or Redhill. Bus connections arranged. (SN) Monday-Thursday each night Brighton-Seaford/Eastbourne/Hastings services replaced by buses between Brighton-Lewes. (SN) Monday-Thursday each night Victoria-West Sussex/Hampshire services via Horsham replaced by buses between Horsham-Littlehampton/Chichester. (SN) Monday-Thursday 2345 Charing Cross-Hastings replaced by bus between Tunbridge Wells- Hastings. (SE) Tuesday-Friday to 0445 each morning Charing Cross-Dartford/Gillingham services via Bexleyheath/Sidcup diverted, or replaced by buses for part of the journey. (SE) Monday-Thursday each night St Pancras/Victoria-Kent Coast services via Faversham replaced by buses for part of the journey. (SE) Tuesday-Friday 0037 Victoria-Gillingham diverted Herne Hill, Penge East and Beckenham Junction served by bus. (SE)
18 East & North East No major service alterations reported.
19 Midlands, North Wales & North West Monday-Friday Norton Bridge, Barlaston and Wedgwood served by buses. (LM) Monday-Thursday 2245 Wolverhampton-Euston diverted. Long Buckby and Northampton served by buses. (VT) Monday-Thursday 2254 Birmingham-Northampton cancelled. Rail/road connections available. (LM) Tuesday-Friday 0516 Rugby-Euston replaced by bus, departing early, between Rugby- Northampton. (LM) Monday-Thursday each night Services to/from Manchester via Stockport and Chester diverted, or replaced by buses for part of the journey. (NT/VT/AW) Monday-Thursday 2320 Manchester Airport-York does not call a Manchester Victoria. (TP) Monday-Thursday 2306 Huddersfield-Manchester Victoria replaced by bus between Stalybridge-Manchester Victoria. (NT) Monday-Friday Liverpool-Wirral/Ellesmere Port/Chester services do not call at Hamilton Square. Passengers should use Birkenhead Central or Conway Park. (ME) Monday-Friday to 0500 each morning Buses replace trains between Preston-Blackpool North. (NT) Monday-Thursday each night Preston-Colne services replaced by buses for part of the journey. (NT) Tuesday-Friday 0530 Sheffield-St Pancras departs early from Sheffield, Chesterfield and Derby. (EM) Thursday from 2200 Buses replace trains between Derby-Matlock. (EM)
20 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country Monday-Thursday 2115 & 2245 Paddington-Swansea diverted with delays up to 30 minutes west of Swindon. (AW) Monday-Friday Services to/from Cornwall run to a special timetable and are replaced by buses between Truro-Penzance. Some St Erth-St Ives services retimed to maintain connections. (GW/XC) Monday-Friday 2145 Penzance-Paddington Sleeper replaced by bus between Penzance- Truro. (GW) Monday-Friday 2345 Paddington-Penzance Sleeper terminates at Plymouth. Rail/road connections arranged for station in Cornwall. (GW) Monday-Friday 0716 Truro-Falmouth departs at (GW)
21 Scotland No major service alterations reported.
22 Train Operating Company Codes AW CC CH CS EM GC GN GR GW GX HC HT HX IL LE LM LO LT ME NT SE SN SR SW TL TP TW VT XC Arriva Trains Wales c2c Chiltern Railways Caledonian Sleeper East Midlands Trains Grand Central Great Northern East Coast First Great Western Gatwick Express Heathrow Connect Hull Trains Heathrow Express Island Line Greater Anglia London Midland London Overground London Underground Merseyrail Northern Rail Southeastern Southern ScotRail South West Trains Thameslink First TransPennine Express Tyne & Wear Metro Virgin Trains Cross Country
23 Geographical Scope Cross-London Connections Underground links between the Central London termini Essex & East Anglia All services from/to London Fenchurch Street/Liverpool Street, and connecting branch lines Rural services in Cambridgeshire, Suffolk and Norfolk. Stansted Airport/Norwich-Peterborough North & West of London Suburban services between London and: Stevenage/Cambridge/Peterborough St Albans/Luton/Bedford Watford Junction/Tring/Milton Keynes/Northampton Aylesbury Banbury/Birmingham/Stratford-upon-Avon via High Wycombe Reading/Newbury/Bedwyn/Oxford East London/North London/West London Lines and Gospel Oak-Barking Associated branch lines of the above South & South East South London, Kent, Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, Dorset Coast Waterloo-Salisbury/Yeovil/Exeter Services via Richmond/Hounslow Reading-Basingstoke/Gatwick Airport Reading-Bournemouth Westbury-Southampton Castle Cary-Weymouth Isle of Wight East & North East London-Doncaster/North East/Scotland * Lincolnshire, Yorkshire, Humberside North East England Leeds-Morecambe/Carlisle and Newcastle-Carlisle Midlands, North Wales & North West London-East Midlands/Sheffield * London-West Midlands/North West/Scotland * East & West Midlands suburban/rural services Birmingham-Reading * Birmingham-Sheffield/Peterborough Mid Wales & North Wales, Greater Manchester, Merseyside & North West England Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country London-Bristol/South Wales/Devon/Cornwall and branches * South Wales Local Service Llanelli-Shrewsbury & Newport-Shrewsbury Oxford-Worcester-Hereford Scotland All services in Scotland * Other than the suburban services listed in the North & West of London area.
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