Operators warning for passengers over Easter weekend

Michael Holden - Editor 1 comment 2 Min Read
Credit: Network rail

and and are reminding passengers to follow Government advice and only use public transport for essential journeys over Easter.

Network Rail is undertaking a reduced programme of engineering work over the Easter weekend, and into the following week, that will affect a number of services.

Changes to Thameslink and Great Northern services are as follows:

  • Buses will replace trains between Bedford and Luton-on Sunday 12 April
  • No early morning Great Northern / Thameslink trains to/from London Kings Cross until approximately 08:30 on Sunday 12 April
  • Buses replace trains between Rochester and Rainham on Sunday 12 April
  • Buses replace trains between Ely and Kings Lynn from Friday 10 to Sunday 12 April
  • Buses replace trains between Alexandra Palace and Stevenage via Hertford North from Saturday 11 to Monday 13 April
  • No trains between Finsbury Park and Moorgate on Saturday 11 and Sunday 12 April
  • No overnight trains at Welham Green from Monday 13 to Thursday 16 April

What did the officials say?

Jenny Saunders, Customer Service Director for Thameslink and Great Northern, said:

“We thank passengers who have to travel over the Easter weekend for their patience while Network Rail undertake vital maintenance and improvements. Please don't travel unless it is absolutely essential, and do check a journey planner before you set off. You might need to allow extra time for your journey.”

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  • And Network Rail to finish off replacing overhead wires on the Southend Victoria Line in Southend-on-Sea and to replace overhead wires at Stratford.

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