JourneyCheck - c2c - Summary - Live Train Disruption/Cancellations/Delays and Real Time Departure/Arrival Boards

Track improvements and maintenance are taking place from 03:00 on 13/02/10 to 02:59 on 14/02/10 at Upminster.
Whilst work is taking place, buses will replace trains
between Barking and West Horndon via Upminster
between Barking and Chafford Hundred via Ockendon

A revised service will be in operation across all c2c routes. Train services will operate as follows: Fenchurch Street - Shoeburyness via Rainham, calling at all stations to Barking, then fast to Grays, then fast to Pitsea, then all stations to Shoeburyness; Fenchurch Street - Shoeburyness via Rainham, calling at all stations to Shoeburyness; Chafford Hundred - Grays shuttle service; West Horndon - Southend Central shuttle service. Rail Replacement Bus services will operate as follows: Barking - West Horndon, calling at Upminster; Barking - Chafford Hundred, calling at all stations. Customers travelling from/to Chafford Hundred should travel to Grays and change for connecting train services to/from London stations. For further information regarding times, please see the engineering work section on our website www.c2c-online.co.uk or call National Rail Enquiries on 08457484950.

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