Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trains. Show all posts
08 November 2021

Southern Rail Services – London Bridge to Victoria service update

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 Plan to run service only during rush hours and at weekends   During lockdown, Southern services on the “loop line” between London Bridge an...
08 October 2020

Transport Concerns from Forest Hill

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At our AGM on 7th October, we were delighted to welcome Ellie Reeves MP to speak and take questions. A number of people expressed concern ab...
23 May 2020

10th Anniversary of London Overground Reaching Forest Hill

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23rd May 2010 saw the first services from Forest Hill to Dalston Junction. After ten years, it is a route that many of us take for granted...
10 December 2019

Train Services on New Year's Eve

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Last year there were no train services to Forest Hill after 00:30am on New Year's Day (until 6am). The Forest Hill Society complained ...
11 September 2017

Fewer Trains — Not If We Can Help It!

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Earlier this year Govia Thameslink Railways (which includes Southern) consulted on changes to be made to services from 2018. Together with ...
08 November 2016

Southern Rail - Consultation on Cuts to Services

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Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR) has launched an extensive consultation which sets out proposed changes to the timetable which will be operat...
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12 June 2016

Transport Update

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Some good news ... The new platforms 8 and 9 will open at London Bridge station on August 30th, which will allow us to travel to Waterloo...
03 June 2016

New Waiting Room at Forest Hill Station

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Regular users of Forest Hill station may not have noticed, but there is a new waiting room on Platform 1. It is located south of the stat...
01 April 2016

Croydon Canal to be Reinstated after 200 years

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Published on 1st April 2016 as a joke: The Forest Hill Society have been working hard since last April on a great scheme to replace the ...
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27 September 2015

Coming Down the Line

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Network chaos Since the last newsletter in the spring, train services have improved considerably — well, they really couldn’t ...