All Southeastern Trains Cancelled This Sunday Due to Engineering Works
Southeastern trains will be cancelled this Sunday due to essential engineering works, affecting various routes and services across the network
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London: This Sunday, all Southeastern trains are getting the axe because of some engineering work. It’s just for the day, so don’t worry about Saturday; everything will run as usual then.
They’ve got all the details lined up for you to help plan your trip this week. If you’re heading out, here’s what you need to know.
For high-speed services, trains from London St Pancras to Ramsgate will only go as far as Ebbsfleet. So, if you’re planning to travel, keep that in mind.
On the Sidcup Line, trains from London Charing Cross to Gravesend won’t be running at all. But don’t fret; the ones to Dartford via Sidcup will still be on schedule.
As for the Medway Valley Line, trains between Paddock Wood and Strood will only operate between Paddock Wood and Maidstone West. So, plan accordingly!
They’ll also have replacement buses running between a few key spots. For instance, there’ll be buses from Ebbsfleet to Strood, and from Dartford to Gillingham, stopping at all stations except Higham.
There’s some engineering work happening between Ashford International and Headcorn, which means all lines will be closed early Sunday morning. The 6:35 am train from Ashford to Charing Cross will now start from Headcorn at 6:48 am instead.
To help with that, a replacement bus will leave Ashford at 5:51 am, heading to Headcorn via Pluckley, so you can catch the train.