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CHAMPION PARK SE5; From 06:00 Saturday 27 until 22:00 Sunday 28 November and also 06:00 Saturday 04 until 22:00 Sunday 05 December (weekends only), routes 40 176 185 484 are diverted in both directions due to Crane operation. Stops Denmark Hill Station to Ondine Road are not served. Buses diverted via Denmark Hill, Red Post Hill and East Dulwich Grove.


LEWISHAM HIGH STREET SE13

"CHAMPION PARK: From 06:00 Saturday 04 December to 22:00 Sunday 05 December, routes 40 176 and 185 are on diversion from Lordship Lane/Goose Green to Kings College Hospital via East Dulwich Grove, Red Post Hill and Denmark Hill due to a crane operation. Buses towards Camberwell will miss stops from Elsie Road to Denmark Hill Station. Buses towards Dulwich will miss stops from Denmark Hill Station to Ondine Road." — as currently specified for this weekend at https://tfl.gov.uk/bus/status/?Input=176+towards+Tottenham+Court+Road&lineIds=176&startDate=2021-12-04T00%3A00%3A00&endDate=2021-12-05T23%3A59%3A59&dateTypeSelect=This+weekend&direction=outbound

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