Rail Travel Summary for Week 22: August
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1 Rail Travel Summary for Week 22: August Updated on: 22 August Compiled by Atos 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 Late Summer Holiday Weekend Service Levels 3 Saturday to Monday 4 Cross-London Connections 4 Essex & Anglia 5 North & West of London 6 South & South East 8 East & North East 10 Midlands, North Wales & North West 11 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country 13 Scotland 15 Tuesday to Friday 16 Cross-London Connections 16 Essex & Anglia 17 North & West of London 18 South & South East 19 East & North East 20 Midlands, North Wales & North West 21 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country 22 Scotland 23 Train Operating Company Codes 24 Geographical Scope 25
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 Late Summer Holiday Weekend Service Levels This section shows the level of service that can be expected on each day of the Late Summer Holiday weekend. Many long-distance services are expected to be very busy and advance seat reservations are strongly advised where they are available. Saturday 24 August A modified Saturday service operates on most routes. Major engineering work also affects services in several areas. Sunday 25 August Modified Sunday service operates on most routes. Major engineering work also affects services in several areas. Monday 26 August Special timetables operate on all routes, many based on Saturday or Sunday schedules. Some minor stations and routes normally closed on Sundays are also closed today. Major engineering work also affects services in several areas. Tuesday 27 August A normal service is scheduled to operate on all routes, except that some early morning services will be affected by Monday's alterations. Some long-term engineering work will also affect a few locations.
4 Saturday to Monday Cross-London Connections All Weekend Cannon Street Underground station is closed. Passengers should use nearby stations. (LT)
5 Essex & Anglia 2050 Saturday-2359 Monday Ipswich-Felixstowe services replaced by buses. (LE) All Sunday Liverpool Street-Southminster services replaced by buses between Wickford- Southminster. (LE) Sunday to 0800 Liverpool Street-Essex/East Anglia services replaced by buses between Liverpool Street-Shenfield/Colchester. (LE) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Liverpool Street-Stansted Airport/Cambridge services diverted. Tottenham Hale served by Underground; Ponders End-Waltham Cross inclusive are closed. (LE) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Chadwell Heath, Goodmayes and Seven Kings closed. Tickets valid on local buses. (LE) 0200 Sunday-2359 Monday Liverpool Street-Norwich services require a change of train at Colchester. (LE)
6 North & West of London 0100 Saturday-2359 Monday All services from/to Kings Cross run to a special timetable, with extended journey times. Bus or Underground connections required for some journeys. PASSENGERS MUST CHECK JOURNEY TIMES BEFORE TRAVELLING. (FC) Sunday to 0900 Bedford/Luton-Sutton/Brighton services replaced by buses between Harpenden-Farringdon/Blackfriars, with delays. (FC) All Sunday Euston-Tring/Milton Keynes/Northampton services replaced by buses, with delays up to 2 hours. Monday to 1200 Services reduced in frequency.(lm) Monday from 2300 Euston-Northampton services diverted with delays up to 50 minutes between Wolverton-Northampton. (LM) All Sunday Watford Junction-St Albans Abbey services replaced by buses. Monday to 0630 Services cancelled. (LM) All Monday Bletchley-Bedford services cancelled. (LM) All Sunday Watford Junction-Clapham Junction services cancelled. Connections available via Central London. (SN) Monday to 1200 Milton Keynes-South Croydon services require a change of train at Watford Junction. (SN) Saturday Wembley Central and Wembley Stadium will be busy for the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final. Station access in the post-match period may be controlled to prevent overcrowding. (LO/CH) 0100 Saturday-2359 Sunday Highbury & Islington/Dalston Junction-South London services replaced by buses between Dalston Kingsland/Dalston Junction-Shadwell. (LO) 0001 Sunday-2359 Monday Stratford-Richmond/Clapham Junction services and Gospel Oak- Barking services subject to cancellation due to threatened industrial action. Passengers should check with Transport for London ( or National Rail Enquiries before travelling. (LO) All Saturday Marylebone-Aylesbury services via Amersham cancelled. Rail/road/Underground connections arranged for all stations. (CH) Monday Special trains run between Aylesbury-Quainton Road for the Buckinghamshire Railway Centre Open Day. (CH) Sunday to 0620 Paddington-Heathrow Airport services cancelled (HX/HC) 2350 Saturday Oxford-Banbury replaced by bus. (GW) All Sunday Acton Main Line, West Ealing and Hanwell closed. Tickets valid on local buses. (GW) Sunday from 2330 Buses replace trains between Didcot-Oxford. (GW)
7 Monday Paddington/Reading-Newbury/Bedwyn services replaced by buses between Reading-Reading West. (GW) Monday from 2200 Burnham and Taplow served by buses from/to Slough. (GW)
8 South & South East 2334 Saturday Reading-Gatwick Airport requires a change of train at Redhill. (GW) Monday to 1200 reading-basingstoke services replaced by buses between Reading-Reading West. (W) Monday to 1200 Birmingham-Southampton/Bournemouth services do not call at Reading. Bus connections at Reading West. (XC) 0100 Saturday-2359 Monday Waterloo-Alton services replaced by buses between Woking- Alton Saturday-2359 Monday Ascot-Guildford services replaced by buses. (SW) All Sunday Waterloo suburban services via Epsom replaced by buses between Worcester Park-Epsom. Sunday to 1230 Buses also replace trains between Epsom- Dorking/Leatherhead. (SW) Sunday to 1230 Victoria-Epsom/Dorking services replaced by buses between Sutton-Epsom/ Dorking. (SN) 0105 Saturday, Sunday & Monday Waterloo-Southampton replaced by bus between Woking- Southampton. (SW) Saturday & Monday from 2145, also Sunday from 2250 Waterloo-Chessington services replaced by buses between Wimbledon/Worcester Park-Chessington South. (SW) Sunday to 0900 Brighton/Sutton-Luton/Bedford services replaced by buses between Blackfriars/Farrington-Harpenden. (FC) All Sunday Sutton-Luton services run to a special timetable. Rail/road connections required for some journeys in South London. (FC) All Saturday Clapham Junction-Highbury & Islington services replaced by buses between Clapham Junction-Canada Water. (LO) Sunday to 0500 Gatwick Express services reduced in frequency. (GX) All Sunday Clapham Junction-Watford Junction services do not run north of Shepherds Bush. Connections available via Central London. (SN) Monday to 1200 South Croydon- Milton Keynes services require a change of train at Watford Junction. (SN) 0100 Saturday-2359 Monday London Bridge-South London/Surrey services run to a special timetable, with bus connections between London Bridge-Tulse Hill/Streatham/Crystal Palace and New Cross-New Cross Gate. Additional change of train required for some journeys. (SN) Sunday to 0710 Buses replace trains between Purley-Tattenham Corner. (SN) 2247 Saturday-0300 Sunday Victoria-Eastbourne/Hastings services replaced by buses for part of the journey. (SN)
9 All Monday Buses replace trains between Redhill-Tonbridge. (SN) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Charing Cross-Kent Coast services diverted with delays. Orpington-Pluckley inclusive served by rail/road connections. (SE) All Sunday Charing Cross-Hastings services diverted with delays. Orpington and Sevenoaks served by rail/road connections. Trains from Hastings depart early. All Monday services replaced by buses between Tonbridge-Tunbridge Wells. (SE) All Sunday Charing Cross-Sevenoaks services replaced by buses between Orpington- Sevenoaks. (SE) All Sunday Blackfriars-Sevenoaks services start from/terminate at Cannon Street, and replaced by buses between Otford-Sevenoaks. (SE) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Victoria-Orpington services start from/terminate at Blackfriars. Brixton served by Underground. (SE) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Victoria-Ashford/Faversham/Canterbury East/Kent Coast services start from/terminate at Cannon Street. (SE) All Monday Tonbridge-Strood services replaced by buses between Tonbridge-Paddock Wood. (SE)
10 East & North East 0100 Saturday-2359 Monday Kings Cross-Hull/Leeds/Bradford/North East services run to a special timetable, with delays between Kings Cross-Stevenage. Early departure or change of train required for some journeys. PASSENGERS MUST CHECK JOURNEY TIMES BEFORE TRAVELLING. (GR/HT/GC) 1730 Saturday-0500 Monday Services between York-Middlesbrough/Sunderland/Newcastle subject to delays. Change of train, or bus connection, required for some journeys. (GR/XC/TP/GC) 0100 Saturday-2359 Sunday Norwich-Nottingham/Liverpool services do not call at Grantham. Rail/road connections available. (EM) All Sunday Buses replace trains between Darlington-Bishop Auckland. (NT) 1430 Saturday-2359 Monday Leeds/Wakefield-Knottingley/Goole services replaced by buses for whole or part of the journey. (NT)
11 Midlands, North Wales & North West All Saturday & Monday Norton Bridge, Barlaston and Wedgwood served by buses. (LM) Saturday from 2000 Coventry-Nuneaton services replaced by buses. (LM) 0100 Saturday-2359 Sunday Birmingham-Rugeley services replaced by buses between Walsall-Rugeley. All Monday Replaced by buses between Birmingham-Walsall/Rugeley. (LM) 0001 Sunday-1200 Monday Euston-West Midlands/North West services start from/terminate at Rugby, with rail connections between Euston-Coventry. Watford Junction and Milton Keynes served by buses. Euston-Holyhead services require a change of train at Crewe. Euston-Crewe services via Northampton start from/terminate at Northampton. PASSENGERS MUST CHECK JOURNEY TIMES BEFORE TRAVELLING. (VT/LM) 2245 Monday Wolverhampton-Euston diverted. Long Buckby and Northampton served by bus. (VT) All Sunday Birmingham International-Shrewsbury/Mid-Wales services require a change of train at Birmingham New Street. (AW) Sunday to 1645 Services to/from Manchester via Stockport diverted. Local services replaced by buses between Manchester Piccadilly-Hazel Grove/Stockport/Alderley Edge/Macclesfield/ Stoke on Trent. (VT/AW/XC/EM/NT) Sunday to 0730 Manchester Airport-Bolton/Blackpool services replaced by buses. (TP) 0808 Sunday Manchester Oxford Road-Liverpool replaced by bus. (NT) Sunday from 2200 Liverpool-Manchester Airport services diverted. Wavertree-Manchester Oxford Road inclusive served by buses. (NT) Saturday & Monday from 2300 Buses replace trains between Blackburn-Colne. (NT) Monday to 0600 Manchester Airport-Preston services diverted. Some intermediate stations served by bus. (TP) Monday to 1400 Manchester/Preston-Barrow in Furness services require a change of train at Lancaster. (TP/NT) 2313 Monday Blackpool North-Manchester Victoria diverted. Buckshaw Parkway-Bolton inclusive served by bus. (NT) Monday from 2320 Liverpool-Manchester Oxford Road services replaced by buses. (NT) 2310 Saturday-2359 Sunday Manchester-Chester/North wales services diverted. Manchester Oxford Road-Helsby inclusive served by buses. (AW) Saturday from 2300 Buses replace trains between Llandudno Junction-Holyhead. (AW) 0100 Saturday-2359 Monday Cardiff-North Wales services diverted with delays between Shrewsbury-Chester. Local services replaced by buses between Shrewsbury-Wrexham- Chester. (AW)
12 0750 Sunday Shrewsbury-Cardiff replaced by bus between Shrewsbury-Hereford. (AW) 0001 Saturday-2359 Sunday All services to/from/via Nottingham diverted, or replaced by buses in the Nottingham area. Full details at: PASSENGERS MUST CHECK JOURNEY TIMES BEFORE TRAVELLING. (EM/XC/NT) 0440 Saturday Leicester-St Pancras departs at (EM) 0015 Saturday St Pancras-Leicester diverted with delays. Markey Harborough served by bus. All Monday St Pancras-East Midlands services reduced in frequency. St Pancras-Corby services require a change of train at Kettering. (EM)
13 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country Saturday 2345 Swansea-Fishguard is replaced by bus between Carmarthen-Fishguard Harbour (AW) Sunday 0148 Fishguard Harbour-Cardiff replaced by bus. Swansea passengers should change at Carmarthen. (AW) 0750 Sunday Shrewsbury-Cardiff replaced by bus between Shrewsbury-Hereford. (AW) Sunday to 1200 Valley Lines services via Radyr diverted. Cardiff Queen Street, Cathays and Llandaf served by buses. Cardiff Bay services cancelled. (AW) Monday from 2238 Valley Lines services via Taffs Well replaced by buses for part of the journey. (AW) Sunday to 1300 Cardiff-Rhymney services replaced by buses between Heath High Level- Rhymney. (AW) 0100 Sunday-2359 Monday Cardiff-Aberdare services replaced by buses between Abercynon-Aberdare. (AW) 0550 Saturday Gloucester-Maesteg starts from Chepstow. Gloucester and Lydney passengers should travel on later service. (AW) Saturday Some Bristol Temple Meads-Severn Beach services replaced by buses between Avonmouth-Severn Beach. (GW) Sunday to 1510 Birmingham-Bristol/West Country services diverted with delays between Cheltenham-Bristol. Cheltenham-Bristol local services replaced by buses between Gloucester- Bristol Parkway. (XC/GW) 0001 Saturday-2359 Monday Paddington/Swindon-Gloucester/Cheltenham services replaced by buses between Swindon/Kemble-Gloucester. Some services depart early to maintain connections. A limited number of through Paddington-Gloucester/Cheltenham services run via an alternative route. (GW) 1522 Saturday Swindon-Warminster cancelled. Rail connections available. (GW) Sunday from 2200 Paddington-Bristol Temple Meads services diverted. Didcot, Swindon and Chippenham served by rail/road connections. (GW) 2200 Sunday Cardiff-Warminster replaced by bus between Bristol Temple Meads-Warminster. (GW) 2330 Monday Paddington-Cardiff terminates at Bristol Temple Meads. Chippenham and Bath served by bus. (GW) Saturday Additional services call at Dawlish for the Air Show. (GW) Saturday Exeter to Paignton services do not call at Exeter St Thomas. (GW)
14 Monday to 1200 Paddington-Devon/Cornwall services diverted with delays between Reading- Westbury. Newbury and Pewsey served by rail/road connections. Trains from Paddington depart early. (GW)
15 Scotland Sunday from 1950 Glasgow Queen Street-Cumbernauld services replaced by buses. (SR) Monday from 1900 Buses replace trains between Glasgow Queen Street/Motherwell- Cumbernauld. (SR) All Weekend Additional services run to/from Edinburgh for the Festival. Details can be found on the ScotRail website: (SR) All Sunday Glasgow-Largs/Ardrossan services replaced by buses between Kilwinning-Largs/ Ardrossan Harbour. Buses to Kilwinning depart early to maintain connections. Some fast Glasgow Central-Ardrossan buses run for the Brodick ferry. (SR) 0030 Sunday-0645 Monday Local services to/from/via Motherwell diverted. Motherwell and Airbles served by buses. (SR) All Sunday Scotland-England services via Carlisle do not all at Motherwell. Passengers should travel via Glasgow Central for local connections. (VT/TP) 1630 Sunday Kings Cross-Glasgow Central and 0650 Monday Glasgow Central-Kings Cross do not run west of Edinburgh. Motherwell and Glasgow served by local connections. (GR)
16 Tuesday to Friday Cross-London Connections No major services alterations reported.
17 Essex & Anglia Tuesday-Thursday each night Liverpool Street-Enfield Town services replaced by buses. (LE) Tuesday-Thursday each night Liverpool Street-Cheshunt services diverted. Southbury, Turkey Street and Theobalds Grove closed. (LE) Thursday-Thursday each night Liverpool Street-Cambridge services replaced by buses between Audley End-Cambridge. (LE) Wednesday-Thursday 2330 Liverpool Street-Norwich replaced by bus between Ipswich- Norwich. (LE) Tuesday-Thursday each night Kings Cross-Cambridge/Ely services replaced by buses between Hitchin-Cambridge/Ely. (FC)
18 North & West of London Tuesday-Thursday each night Kings Cross-Cambridge/Ely services replaced by buses between Hitchin-Cambridge/Ely. (FC) Friday Buses run between Milton Keynes Central and Silverstone for the MotoGP race meeting. (LM/VT) Tuesday-Thursday each night Burnham and Taplow served by buses from/to Slough. (GW) Friday from 2225 Pangbourne served by buses from/to Tilehurst. (GW)
19 South & South East Tuesday-Friday from 2145 each night Waterloo-Chessington services replaced by buses between Wimbledon/Worcester Park-Chessington South. (SW) Wednesday-Friday 0105 Waterloo-Southampton, and 0425 Guildford-Waterloo, diverted. Wimbledon and Surbiton served by bus. (SW) Wednesday-Friday 0440 Havant-Portsmouth replaced by bus between Havant-Fratton. (SW) Wednesday-Friday 0042 Waterloo-Strawberry Hill diverted. Wimbledon-Norbiton inclusive served by bus. (SW) Friday Some Waterloo-Alton services call additionally at Wimbledon for the Jalsa Salana event. (SW) Friday Additional services call at Esher for the Sandown Park race meeting. (SW)
20 East & North East No major service alterations reported.
21 Midlands, North Wales & North West Tuesday-Friday Norton Bridge, Barlaston and Wedgwood served by buses. (LM) Tuesday-Friday 0647 Liverpool-Norwich starts from Warrington Central (EM) Friday Birmingham International-Shrewsbury/Mid-Wales services require a change of train at Birmingham New Street. (AW) Friday from 2216 Buses replace trains between Derby-Matlock. (EM)
22 Cotswolds, South Wales & West Country Tuesday-Friday Paddington/Westbury/Swindon-Gloucester/Cheltenham services replaced by buses between Swindon-Kemble. Some through services run via an alternative route with extended journey times. (GW) Tuesday-Thursday 2320 Bristol Temple Meads-Frome departs at An additional 2320 Bristol-Frome bus provides a later connection, with an extended journey time. (GW) Tuesday-Thursday from 2300 each night Paddington-Bristol/Cardiff services diverted. Chippenham and Bath served by buses. (GW) Tuesday-Thursday each night Paddington-Swansea services replaced by buses between Neath-Swansea. (GW)
23 Scotland Tuesday-Thursday from 1900 Buses replace trains between Glasgow Queen Street/Motherwell-Cumbernauld. (SR) Tuesday-Friday Additional services run to/from Edinburgh for the Festival. Details can be found on the ScotRail website: (SR)
24 Train Operating Company Codes AW CC CH EM FC GC GR GW GX HC HT HX IL LE LM LO LT ME NT SE SN SR SW TP TW VT XC Arriva Trains Wales c2c Chiltern Railways East Midlands Trains First Capital Connect Grand Central 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 First TransPennine Express Tyne & Wear Metro Virgin Trains Cross Country
25 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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