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Yahoo
31-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
The Southeastern trains cancelled this last weekend of May
Several Southeastern trains will be cancelled, diverted, or replaced by buses this last weekend of May. The changes are due to engineering work and will affect trains on Saturday and Sunday (May 31 to June 1). We have outlined and simplified the details so you can plan your journey this weekend. Saturday and Sunday (May 31 to June 1): Engineering work is taking place in the London Victoria area, closing all lines used by Southeastern services. Sole Street Line: Trains between London Victoria and Ramsgate or Dover Priory via Chatham will run from London Cannon Street instead. These trains will run non-stop between London Bridge and St Mary Cray (Saturday only) or between London Bridge and Rochester / Bromley South (Sunday). Stopping services between London Victoria and Gillingham will not run on Saturday. Maidstone East Line: Trains between London Victoria and Ashford International via Maidstone East will run from: London Charing Cross on Saturday, running non-stop between London Bridge and St Mary Cray. London Cannon Street on Sunday, also running non-stop between London Bridge and St Mary Cray. Bromley South Line: Trains between London Victoria and Orpington will run from London Blackfriars, calling additionally at Elephant & Castle on both days. Bexleyheath Line: Trains between London Victoria and Gravesend or Dartford via Bexleyheath will not run. Additional services will run between London Charing Cross and Dartford via Bexleyheath on Saturday. Additional Services: Trains will run between London Blackfriars and Orpington via Denmark Hill, Lewisham, and Bromley South. Brixton Station: Closed all weekend. Use London Underground for travel to/from Brixton.
Yahoo
17-05-2025
- Yahoo
Rail disruption as lines closed due to incident
Rail passengers have been facing potential cancellations or long delays, because of an incident between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury. The emergency services were dealing with the incident and all lines were closed, affecting West Midlands Railway (WMR) and Transport for Wales (TfW) trains, National Rail said. At about 14:20 BST it stated trains would be cancelled, delayed by up to an hour or revised. WMR announced rail replacement transport would run from about 15:15 BST, while TfW said such transport had been requested. TfW services between Birmingham International and Shrewsbury, Rhyl and Aberystwyth, and WMR trains between Birmingham New Street and Shrewsbury were the routes affected. Disruption was expected until 17:00 BST, National Rail added, suggesting people should check before they travelled.. WMR said the replacement transport would be operated by Brit Coaches, Eminence Travel and JKT International, and these coaches would run between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury via Telford Central. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram. West Midlands Railway Transport for Wales National Rail
BBC News
17-05-2025
- BBC News
Rail changes between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury due to incident
Rail passengers have been facing potential cancellations or long delays, because of an incident between Wolverhampton and emergency services were dealing with the incident and all lines were closed, affecting West Midlands Railway (WMR) and Transport for Wales (TfW) trains, National Rail about 14:20 BST it stated trains would be cancelled, delayed by up to an hour or announced rail replacement transport would run from about 15:15 BST, while TfW said such transport had been requested. TfW services between Birmingham International and Shrewsbury, Rhyl and Aberystwyth, and WMR trains between Birmingham New Street and Shrewsbury were the routes was expected until 17:00 BST, National Rail added, suggesting people should check before they said the replacement transport would be operated by Brit Coaches, Eminence Travel and JKT International, and these coaches would run between Wolverhampton and Shrewsbury via Telford Central. Follow BBC Shropshire on BBC Sounds, Facebook, X and Instagram.
