Several train services have been stopped this weekend due to engineering work.

Southeastern has confirmed that lines between Rainham and Faversham will be closed until midnight tomorrow.

Today trains between London Victoria and Ramsgate via Chatham will only run between London Victoria and Rainham.

Stopping services which usually run between London Victoria and Gillingham via Denmark Hill will be extended to Rainham.

Trains between London Victoria and Dover via Chatham will not run.

For High Speed services via Gravesend, trains between London St Pancras International and Ramsgate via Faversham will only run between London St Pancras International and Rainham.

On the Sheerness line trains between Sittingbourne and Sheerness-on-Sea will not run.

There will be additional trains between Faversham and Ramsgate and Faversham and Dover.

Accessible rail replacement buses will run between Rainham and Faversham (calling at all stations except Teynham), Rainham and Faversham (calling at Sittingbourne only), Sittingbourne and Teynham (minibus), Sittingbourne and Sheerness-on-Sea.

Tomorrow trains between London Victoria and Ramsgate / Dover via Chatham will only run between London Victoria and Rochester.

The High Speed line via Gravesend will only see trains run between London St Pancras International and Rochester.

On the Sheerness Line trains between Sittingbourne and Sheerness-on-Sea will not run.

And on the Sidcup Line trains which usually go between London Charing Cross and Gravesend will not run.

Trains that usually run between London Charing Cross and Dartford via Sidcup will stop additionally at Albany Park, and are extended to Strood.

Additional trains will operate between Faversham and Ramsgate and Faversham and Dover.

Accessible rail replacement buses will be used between Strood and Faversham (calling at all stations except Teynham), Strood and Faversham (calling at all stations except Newington and Teynham), Sittingbourne and Faversham (minibus calling at Teynham), Sittingbourne and Sheerness-on-Sea.

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