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The main disruptor looks like a change to the weekday timetable to 13 May for the Beckenham Junction line service.


"Services will run between Beckenham Junction and London Bridge every 90 minutes throughout the day. Additional services will run at school times to provide improved connections in the Dulwich area." https://www.southernrailway.com/coronavirus-information/revised-timetable


Add to that any incidental problem on the Caterham line and ...

That is if the services run at all. East Dulwich is so close to London Bridge and yet so far. A few times now I?ve taken the jubilee to Canada Water and got the Overground to Peckham Rye and then walked home from there. Quicker than waiting for the train. I wish TFL would take over that route like the overground. Southern are still a shambles.

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