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Major changes to trains in South London this Christmas


These changes will take place from 1pm on Christmas Eve to 3 January 2016 (10 days). The work is part of the Thameslink Programme, which will be making major changes to the tracks and signalling at London Bridge. They will also be bringing a new viaduct at Borough into.


As a result, from 8pm on Christmas Eve, there will be NO Southeastern trains from Charing Cross, Cannon Street, Waterloo East and London Bridge, with services diverted to and from Victoria, Blackfriars and New Cross. There will be other stations on the network that may not have trains during this period, tickets will be accepted on alternative routes and rail replacement buses will be in operation.


Also, there will be no trains between South Croydon and Redhill, and the Gatwick Express service will be suspended. There will be some diverted train services and bus replacements to help passengers complete their journeys.


Passengers can check www.nationalrail.co.uk/christmas before they travel, or visit their train operator's website for more information.

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