Penge East has been named the worst-performing train station in Bromley, according to the latest punctuality figures.
Data from On Time Trains covering the last six months shows Penge East ranked 1,401st out of 2,649 stations across the UK, with an overall performance score of 87 per cent.
The performance score is calculated using service punctuality and cancellation frequency, with 22,962 services analysed during the period.
Just 32 per cent of trains at Penge East arrived on time.
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A further 43 per cent of services were delayed by one to two minutes, while 15 per cent were three to four minutes late.
Six per cent of trains were delayed by between five and nine minutes, with two per cent arriving more than 10 minutes late.
Around two per cent of services were cancelled altogether.
Chelsfield recorded the second-worst performance in the borough, also with an overall score of 87 per cent.
The station ranked 1,394th nationally, with 15,108 services analysed.
Just 32 per cent of trains arrived on time, while 43 per cent were delayed by one to two minutes.
Around two per cent of services were cancelled.
Penge West ranked third-worst, with a performance score of 86 per cent.
Of the 26,291 services analysed, 39 per cent arrived on time, while 42 per cent were delayed by one to two minutes.
Seven per cent of trains were cancelled, the joint-highest cancellation rate in the borough.
Orpington was the next lowest-performing station, ranking 1,309th nationally with a score of 88 per cent.
The borough's busiest station saw 65,831 services analysed over the six months.
Around 58 per cent of trains arrived on time, while two per cent were cancelled.
Kent House followed with a performance score of 88 per cent.
The station saw 43 per cent of its 22,914 services arrive on time, while 35 per cent were delayed by one to two minutes.
Bromley South also recorded a score of 88 per cent.
A total of 68,544 services were analysed, with 56 per cent of trains arriving on time.
Around two per cent of services were cancelled.
Anerley also achieved a performance score of 88 per cent, although it recorded the joint-highest cancellation rate in Bromley, with seven per cent of services cancelled.
Bickley, Knockholt, Shortlands and St Mary Cray all recorded performance scores of 89 per cent.
Beckenham Junction, Petts Wood and Ravensbourne each achieved scores of 90 per cent, while Elmstead Woods, despite only 44 per cent of trains arriving on time, recorded a performance score of 91 per cent due to its low cancellation rate.
Chislehurst and Crystal Palace both scored 93 per cent.
Clock House, Elmers End, New Beckenham and West Wickham all achieved scores of 94 per cent.
Birkbeck and Eden Park followed with performance scores of 95 per cent.
The borough's best-performing stations were Sundridge Park and Bromley North.
Sundridge Park ranked ninth nationally with an overall performance score of 98 per cent, while Bromley North ranked fifth in the UK with an exceptional score of 99 per cent.
At Bromley North, 96 per cent of the 12,502 services analysed arrived on time, with just one per cent cancelled.
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