This weekend, Southeastern Railway passengers should be aware of planned engineering work that will affect...

Published: 5:00 am January 13, 2024
Updated: 11:39 am October 8, 2025
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This weekend, Southeastern Railway passengers should be aware of planned engineering work that will affect certain train lines, causing closures and diversions. To ensure you can navigate your weekend travels smoothly, we’ve compiled all the essential information for your reference.

The engineering work is scheduled to take place on Saturday, December 2, and Sunday, December 3, impacting specific routes and prompting the use of rail replacement buses.

No Trains via Denmark Hill (Saturday, December 2 and Sunday, December 3)

Engineering work will occur between Brixton and Nunhead/Ravensbourne, resulting in the closure of some lines.

London Overground:

Southeastern:

Ticket Acceptance:

Thameslink:

Buses Replace Trains Between Slade Green/Sidcup and Gravesend (Sunday, December 3)

Engineering work in the Dartford area will lead to the closure of all lines.

Southeastern:

Accessible rail replacement buses will run between:

Ticket Acceptance:

No Southeastern Service at London Charing Cross or Waterloo East (Sunday, December 3)

Engineering work between London Charing Cross and London Waterloo East/London Bridge will impact some lines.

Ticket Acceptance:

Buses Replace Trains Between Ashford International and Ramsgate via Canterbury West (Sunday, December 3)

Engineering work between Ashford International and Ramsgate via Canterbury West will lead to the closure of all lines.

Accessible rail replacement buses will run between:

Stay informed about these planned disruptions and make alternative travel arrangements as necessary to ensure a hassle-free weekend commute. Safe travels!

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