Croydon Southern trains cancelled or diverted this week

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Croydon passengers urged to plan ahead as Southern trains face changes this week - London Now
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Several late-night services between London Bridge and Croydon and surrounding areas will be affected from Monday to Friday (September 14 to September 18).

Some trains will depart later than usual, while others will be diverted or run non-stop between certain stations.

Replacement buses will also run on some routes.

We have broken down the changes for you to plan ahead.

Monday to Thursday (September 14 to September 17):

The 11.02pm London Bridge to Selhurst train will depart three minutes later at 11.05pm and run later at all stations to Selhurst.

The 11.20pm London Victoria to London Bridge train will depart two minutes later at 11.22pm and run non-stop from Streatham Hill to London Bridge.

A replacement bus will run from Streatham Hill to London Bridge, calling at stations via Sydenham.

The 11.58pm London Bridge to Streatham Hill train will run non-stop from London Bridge to Streatham Hill.

A replacement bus will run from London Bridge to Streatham Hill via Sydenham, calling at the normal stations.

Tuesday to Friday (September 15 to September 18):

The 12.01am London Bridge to Selhurst train will depart three minutes later at 12.04am.

The 12.02am London Bridge to East Croydon train will be diverted between London Bridge and Norwood Junction.

It will call at Norwood Junction and East Croydon approximately ten minutes later than usual.

The 12.17am London Bridge to Caterham train will also be diverted between London Bridge and Norwood Junction.

It will call at stations from Norwood Junction to Caterham approximately ten minutes later than usual.

The 12.35am London Bridge to East Croydon train will be diverted and will only call at Norwood Junction.

A replacement bus will run from London Bridge to East Croydon via Sydenham.

Journey times will be increased when using replacement buses.

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