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What trains are running Tuesday as strike ends but National Rail still badly hit by 2 key issues

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Vincent
Published date08 April 2024
Publication titleMyLondon (England)
The strikes began on Friday and there will be an overtime ban on Tuesday, April 9 where thousands more trains could be cancelled. The rail firms striking on Monday include Thameslink, Gatwick Express, South Western Railway, C2C, Greater Anglia, Great Northern, Southeastern and Southern

Many services are running rail replacements to accommodate those who need to travel. On Tuesday there will be amended timetables across the rail network with fewer services operating.

These will start later than usual due to Monday's strikes. With fewer trains running on Tuesday, services are expected to be much busier.

What trains are running on Tuesday

Thameslink

Peterborough and Horsham via Redhill – one train per hour Cambridge and Three Bridges via Redhill – one train per hour Bedford and Brighton – two trains per hour London Blackfriars and Sutton via Wimbledon – two trains per hour St Albans City and Sutton via Mitcham Eastfields – two trains per hour Luton and Rainham – one train per hour London Blackfriars and Sevenoaks – two trains per hour Great Northern

London King’s Cross and King’s Lynn – one train per hour, rising to two trains per hour during peak London King’s Cross and Peterborough – one train per hour peak only London King’s Cross and Cambridge – one train per hour Moorgate and Welwyn Garden City – two trains per hour Moorgate and Stevenage via Hertford North – two trains per hour Southern

Services to/from London Victoria:

Brighton – two trains per hour Eastbourne / Ore – one train per hour Portsmouth / Bognor Regis via Horsham – one train per hour Littlehampton via Preston Park – one train per hour East Grinstead – one train per hour two trains per hour in peak Dorking – one train per hour Horsham via Dorking – one train per hour West Croydon via Crystal Palace – two trains per hour peak only Epsom Downs via Selhurst – two trains per hour London Bridge – two trains per hour Services to/from London Bridge:

Uckfield – one service in the evening peak only Caterham – one train per hour Tattenham Corner – one train per hour East Croydon via Tulse Hill & Selhurst – two trains per hour Beckenham Junction via Tulse Hill – two trains per hour peak only East...

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