Train services in Sussex will operate a revised timetable from Sunday (May, 17). Southern are increasing the frequency of some of their routes to allow workers to commute, while adhering to social distancing guidance. Despite this, people are urged to only travel via public transport if completely necessary, in line with the Government's advice. The new timetable includes earlier start and later finish times on some services, including Southern Mainline (routes O, N, M, L) and Thameslink. Timetables will be uploaded to journey planners at least three days before they operate and you can find full information here.
đ˘â°Train times will change from Sunday 17 May. It's vital that you follow government guidelines on permitted travel and only use public transport if you have no other means of completing your journey.
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