- Marylebone station will be closed all day on Sunday 10th June, with some trains diverted to London Paddington.
- Customers are advised to check their journey.
Chiltern Railways is reminding customers that Marylebone station will be closed on Sunday 10th June for track improvement work to take place in the Neasden area.
This will mean that customers may experience a longer journey than normal as an amended timetable will be in operation on all Chiltern Railways routes.
Key travel information:
- Two trains per hour between Birmingham Snow Hill/Moor Street and stations to London Paddington (via High Wycombe).
- Two trains per hour between Oxford and stations to High Wycombe; connections forward to London Paddington.
- A train every hour will operate between Aylesbury and stations to West Ruislip (via High Wycombe) for London Underground connections to central London.
- A train every hour will operate between Aylesbury Vale Parkway and stations to Amersham for London Underground connections forward to Baker Street.
- Leamington Spa - Stratford Upon Avon services will be replaced by buses.
- Hatton and Lapworth will be served by rail replacement buses to/from Warwick Parkway and Dorridge.
- Customers travelling between London, Bicester Village and stations to Oxford will need to travel from London Paddington and change trains at High Wycombe. If returning to London, customers can change at High Wycombe for connecting trains to London Paddington.
- Chiltern Railways customers tickets will be accepted on the following London Underground routes: Metropolitan line between Amersham and Baker Street, Bakerloo line between London Paddington and Oxford Circus and the Central line between West Ruislip and Oxford Circus.
Alan Riley, Customer Services Director at Chiltern Railways said:
“When railway upgrades take place, we do our best to minimise the impact to our customers by giving our customers as much information as possible and by having additional staff to help at stations.
“If you are travelling this Sunday, please make sure you check your train times carefully by visiting our website or by speaking to a member of staff at your station.”
For information about your journey, please visit: www.chilternrailways.co.uk/tickets-and-times/changes.
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For further media information please contact the Chiltern Railways press office on 020 7333 3014 or [email protected]. For more information about Chiltern Railways, visit the company’s website www.chilternrailways.co.uk