Bromley train passengers are being warned of disruption this week as engineering works take place across the Southeastern network.
Several services in and around Bromley will be affected from Monday to Friday (September 7 to September 11), with trains cancelled or diverted and replacement buses running on some routes.
The biggest changes will affect services around Bromley North, Bromley South and Orpington.
We have broken down the full list of changes for you to plan ahead.
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Monday to Thursday (September 7 to September 10):
From approximately 11.45pm until the end of service, services between Bromley North and Grove Park will not run.
Passengers will be able to use London Buses routes 126 and 261 at no extra cost between Bromley North and Grove Park.
Tuesday to Friday (September 8 to September 11):
From approximately 12.10am until the end of service, services between London Victoria and Orpington via Beckenham Junction will be diverted.
Trains will run non-stop between Victoria and Shortlands.
Accessible replacement buses will run between Herne Hill and Orpington via Beckenham Junction, calling at all stations except Brixton.
Replacement buses will also run between Bromley South and Victoria, calling at all stations except Brixton.
Passengers travelling to or from Brixton can use London Underground between Victoria and Brixton at no extra cost.
Wednesday to Friday (September 9 to September 11):
From approximately 1.15am until the end of service, accessible buses will replace trains between Slade Green and Gravesend.
After approximately 12.45am, the last train between London and Dartford via Bexleyheath will be diverted to Slade Green.
It will connect with a replacement bus service between Slade Green and Gravesend.
Southeastern has advised passengers to check their journeys before travelling, as replacement vehicles may be busier than usual and journeys could take longer than normal.
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