South Western Railway services disrupted this weekend
Engineering work will close lines between Guildford and other stations, affecting services to Portsmouth and Farnham.
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Train passengers travelling through Guildford will experience major service changes this weekend, October 10 and 11, as engineering work closes railway lines. South Western Railway has announced disruptions affecting services to Portsmouth, Surrey, and Hampshire.
Saturday, October 10
Guildford Train Lines Closed for Weekend Engineering Work
South Western Railway services to Portsmouth and other destinations will be affected by line closures on October 10 and 11.
On Saturday, trains running between London Waterloo and Portsmouth Harbour via Guildford will terminate at Woking. Services from London Waterloo to Portsmouth and Southsea via Guildford will commence from Haslemere, with revised operations continuing to Portsmouth Harbour. Replacement buses are scheduled to run between Woking and Haslemere, passing through Guildford, while a modified train service will operate between Haslemere and Portsmouth. Additionally, trains from London Waterloo to Guildford via Cobham and Epsom will end their journeys at Effingham Junction, with buses provided for travel between Effingham Junction and Guildford. The route between Guildford and Farnham via Aldershot will see no train services, and replacement buses will serve this section.
Sunday, October 11
Sunday will see services between London Waterloo and Portsmouth Harbour via Guildford operating under a revised timetable. Some trains will conclude their routes at Woking, while others will begin their journeys from Haslemere. Replacement buses will connect Woking and Haslemere via Guildford, and a revised train service will run between Haslemere and Portsmouth. London Waterloo to Guildford stopping services that normally run via Woking will terminate at Woking, with bus services connecting Woking, Worplesdon, and Guildford. Services from London Waterloo and Wimbledon to Guildford via Cobham, as well as trains from London Waterloo to Guildford via Epsom, will terminate at Effingham Junction. Replacement buses will operate between Effingham Junction and Guildford. Services from Guildford to Ascot will start from Aldershot, with buses provided between Guildford and Aldershot.
Waterloo trains disrupted by half-term engineering works
Passengers face bus replacements and diversions on routes to Windsor and Staines.
Passengers are advised by South Western Railway to verify their travel plans before commencing their journeys and to allow additional time for travel.
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+Which train services will be affected on Saturday, October 10?
On Saturday, October 10, services between London Waterloo and Portsmouth Harbour via Guildford will terminate at Woking. Trains between Guildford and Farnham via Aldershot will not operate, and services to Guildford via Cobham and Epsom will terminate at Effingham Junction.
+What are the disruptions on Sunday, October 11?
On Sunday, October 11, services to Portsmouth Harbour via Guildford will run to a revised timetable. London Waterloo to Guildford stopping services via Woking will end at Woking, and services to Guildford via Cobham and Epsom will terminate at Effingham Junction.
+Will there be replacement buses this weekend?
Yes, replacement buses will operate on several routes. These include services between Woking and Haslemere via Guildford on Saturday, and between Effingham Junction and Guildford on both Saturday and Sunday. Buses will also connect Woking, Worplesdon, and Guildford on Sunday.
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