Network Rail has announced significant disruptions to train services in south London over the Easter weekend, due to major upgrades including the reconstruction of a railway junction at Battersea, new signalling in Lewisham, and track laying on the Bromley North branch line. Passengers are advised to plan ahead, as multiple train services from Thameslink, Southern, and Southeastern will be affected, with Southeastern trains being diverted and Brixton station closing. Despite the disruptions, over 90% of the rail network will remain operational throughout the period.
Network Rail has announced that train services in south London will be disrupted over the Easter weekend due to a major upgrade programme, urging passengers to plan ahead.
David Davidson, Network Rail's Kent route director, emphasized that while there will be disruptions, over 90% of the network remains open and operational.
The upgrade work involves rebuilding a railway junction at Battersea, installing a new signaling system in Lewisham, and laying new track on the Bromley North branch line.
Specific train services will be diverted or canceled, including Southeastern trains to and from London Victoria, with significant implications for passengers during the Easter weekend.
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