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SouthEastern Trains,
News, Timetables, Engineering Works, Delays, Cancellations
Southeastern trains run 2,000 train services to 179 stations across 1,100 miles of track. On an average weekday nearly 600,00 passengers travel with SouthEastern.
Southeastern is owned by Govia, a joint venture between the Go-Ahead Group and Keolis. Train services below, this link for more Kent travel news and updates.
- National Rail Enquries - Real time train departure and arrivals nationwide, ticket prices and book plus ask Lisa questions like: Are there any disruptions to trains? - How are the trains at London Victoria running? - Do children get a discount? - Do you have any special offers?
- SouthEastern Trains - Real time train reports for regional
stations, live running information, register for free email travel alerts or sign up for twitter updates. For passengers travelling to London there are also TfL updates for the main underground and transport routes (Bakerloo, Central, Circle, District, DLR, Hammersmith & City, Jubilee, Metropolitan, Northern, Overground, Piccadilly, Victoria and Waterloo & City).
- SouthEastern Trains - Local timetables, these are the static season timetables available to view or download online from the main routes operated by SouthEastern. (Bexleyheath Line,
Bromley South Line,
Hayes Line,
Sevenoaks Line,
Sidcup Line,
Greenwich Line,
Ashford Line,
Chatham Line,
Hastings Line,
Maidstone East Line,
Medway Valley Line, High Speed Line).
SouthEastern Trains FAQ - Regularly updated frequently asked questions about train services in general and specifically those operated in the region, current issues include: Stations affected by the London 2012 Olympic Games,
Ticketing Issues and questiions,
Planning your journey,
Delay Repay,
Performance and Passenger Charter, Trains and adverse weather conditions.
Transport Direct - A UK wide transport database including train timetables, this is a particularly good resource if you wish to plan a journey involving more than one form of transport for example - bus and train, car and ferry, plane and bus.
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