When: Sunday 8 November, until around 9.15am
Where: London Charing Cross to Hayes line
What: trains run only as far as Lewisham; replacement buses between Lewisham and Hayes
Passengers on the Hayes line face an early start with a difference this Sunday, with trains from London Charing Cross running only as far as Lewisham until around 9.15am while engineering work takes place.
Replacement buses will serve stations along the line during the morning, with accessible buses running between Lewisham and Hayes and calling at all stations.
The 8.21am departure from London Charing Cross to Hayes will instead leave at 8.56am and run non-stop between London Bridge and Hayes. In the other direction, the 9.11am service from Hayes to London Charing Cross will start from New Beckenham.
The first London-bound train from Hayes calling at all stations will be the 9.41am service. The first train from Charing Cross to Hayes stopping everywhere is the 8.51am service, departing at 8.59am.
Passengers travelling on the Hayes line early on Sunday are advised to allow extra time for their journeys while the engineering work takes place. It is worth checking live departure information before setting off, as timings can change while the work is under way.
The Hayes line runs from London Charing Cross through Lewisham, Catford Bridge and Elmers End to Hayes in the London Borough of Bromley.
It is not the only line affected by engineering work this weekend. Overground services are also disrupted, and South Western Railway passengers face closures around Waterloo.
