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Looks like on the w/e 27&28 July & 3&4 Aug there is also a total closure of London Charing Cross / London Cannon Street / London Bridge (High level) with diversions to London Victoria or New cross terminators. Last one of this scale was during the London Bridge works.

During disruption I've been over the Sidcup & Crayford crossovers and also wrong line/direction moves between Sidcup & Crayford. The NorthKent controlled Signalling seems to allow it, albeit with no intermediate signals. Only once, during a embankment slip, been over the Lee one and that...

Is it in the Franchise contract to provide working on-train toilets? If it is, then what is the penalty if not? Then we get into the discussions of the merits of Concessions via Franchises contracts.

Think it's more to give the Sidcup line a service, than for that particular journey. There's enough RR Bus's that weekend as it is. And maybe it will also give a good view of the Hither Green depot as well.

If you want an unusual bit a track, on the Mayday weekend due to Engineering work closing the Lewisham area services from Orpington run via the Lee Spur onto the Sidcup line then round the Woolwich/Greenwich line then via the RVL onto the Charing Cross lines. eg...

The RAIB Interim report: Collision near London Waterloo station, has two stills from the forward facing CCTV. One showing the position of the switch rails, the other the aspect of the signal. So it certainly has it uses...

Looks like testing is scheduled for Sunday, as there are a few ECS STP paths to London Bridge Plt 7,8 & 9. http://www.realtimetrains.co.uk/search/advanced/LBG/2017/12/31/0000-2359?stp=WVS&show=all&order=wtt&toc=SE There are also two Thames Link over the core from Finsbury park to London...

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It's an option in the Kent route study page 60:

From an operational point of view it looks to be all about reducing the conflicting moves across the Lewisham junction. All I can see that will go across the diamond, and also using the Tanners Hill fly down, is the 4 tph (+2tph in peaks) Charing Cross via Bexlyheath service.

Looks like some changes to Metro the service patterns, if I read the tables rights. eg Sidcup line : 4 tph 15 mins evenish, not Lewisham made of 2 tph London Charring Cross - Dartford (and maybe onward) 2 tph London Charring Cross - Crayford and then onto London Cannon st via Woolwich. 2 tph...

Looks like some changes to the service patterns, if I read the tables rights. eg Sidcup line : 4 tph 15 mins evenish, not Lewisham made of 2 tph London Charring Cross - Dartford (and maybe onward) 2 tph London Charring Cross - Crayford and then onto London Cannon st via Woolwich. 2...

From : Thameslink’s 24tph introduction held over to 2019 "Speaking exclusively to RAIL on November 15, Chris Gibb, chairman of the Thameslink Programme Industry Readiness Board, said that as soon as drivers were trained, GTR services would be diverted via London Bridge from January instead of...

Thanks. Another plus for rail devolution in London.

There a few WTT showing, but since the Gatwick express is showing as a Bus I suspect they have just not been canceled out of the WTT yet.

The only Boxing day service I've seen so far (no doubt sure someone will correct this) is London Overground, West Croydon to Dalston Junction. None of the London airport services look to be running.

Which seems to contradict this : http://www.thameslinkprogramme.co.uk/changes-london-bridge-station

Looking at the timetable from Monday there are still a number of evening peak for Charing Cross services showing as pass for London Bridge. I would have expected all services to call now 2 platforms each way are available.

A good few years ago now, I was on a peak morning SE metro service to Cannon St, metro service always called at London Bridge, but this one for some reason this one did not. The Pax were not amused. At Cannon St all I can describe as a mob descended on the Cab end, the driver quickly put up his...

Memorials, if you can call it one, are not always public. According to http://www.kentrail.org.uk/north_downs_tunnel.htm There is a statue of St. Barbara 10 meters inside the CTRL North Downs tunnel.