Current timetable
Some train times changed on 22 February.
Timetables
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, some Southeastern train times changed on 22 February.
These changes reflect current levels of demand, the availability of our colleagues and will ensure that those passengers who need to travel with us can travel with confidence.
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At present, our timetables show services for Mondays to Fridays due to changes to train times on weekends for engineering work. For details of weekend train times please use our online journey planner. Service information is available six weeks in advance.
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Using train loading data from the previous week, you can quickly see which services are likely to be busy on your route, and which are a bit quieter.
SeatFinder timetables provides information for individual weekday services and includes most, but not all, of our trains. If there is no seat availability shown for your journey, it means information isn’t available for that train yet. We are working hard to bring you more information as soon as we can.
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Summary of timetable changes from Monday 22 February
Chatham Line
- The Faversham to Dover Priory route will have hourly trains for most of the day
- Off peak and evening London St Pancras to Ramsgate (via Medway) services will start and terminate at Faversham
- Some services on the line between Dover Priory and London Terminals will not run
Maidstone East Line
- Off peak & evening services will be hourly
- Trains departing London Victoria to Canterbury West at 25 minutes past the hour will be extended to Ramsgate and call at all stations on the Maidstone East line
- Trains departing Canterbury West to London Victoria at 5 minutes past the hour will begin from Ramsgate and call at all stations on the Maidstone East line
- The 5.30 and 6.22 Ashford International to London Blackfriars (via Maidstone East) and 17.38 return will continue running
Ashford Line
- Off peak services will be hourly (services between Ramsgate and London Charing Cross (via Canterbury West) will not run after the morning peak until mid-afternoon, and some evening services won’t run)
- Some services between London Charing Cross and Ramsgate (via Dover Priory) will call additionally at Orpington
- There will be no peak trains to London Cannon Street from Ashford International
Medway Valley Line
- Off peak Medway Valley Line services will be extended to and from Tonbridge
Hastings Line
- Off peak services will be hourly
- A few London Charing Cross to Hastings services will call additionally at Hildenborough
Metro
- Off-peak and evening Charing Cross to Dartford (via Blackheath and Woolwich) services will not run
- Charing Cross to Sevenoaks (via Grove Park) services will be hourly. Cannon Street to Orpington (via Grove Park) services will continue to run half-hourly.