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From Sunday 22 September we will operate our autumn timetable, with minor changes to train times as we enter leaf-fall season.

Find out more about our leaf-fall timetables here.

Check to see if your train times are different by visiting our timetable page here.

From Saturday 26 October to Sunday 3 November, buses will replace trains between Brockenhurst and Lymington Pier while Network Rail carry out engineering work.

Two buses per hour will also run between Brockenhurst and Lymington Pier, calling at Lymington Town.

Engineering work will also affect the line between Southampton Central and Bournemouth on Saturday 26 and Sunday 27 October. For more information please visit our planned engineering page.

More information on this engineering work can be found on Network Rail’s website here.

From Monday 7 October to early May 2025, the line from Ryde Pier Head to Ryde Esplanade will be closed as work continues to repair and preserve Ryde Pier. Island Line services will operate every 30 minutes between Ryde Esplanade and Shanklin, with a shuttle minibus service operating between Ryde Pier Head and Ryde Esplanade.

We’re sorry for the disruption during these closures. For more information, click here.

Major engineering work will take place on the line between Reading and London Paddington on the following dates:

• Sunday 17 November
• Sunday 24 November
• Sunday 1 December
• Friday 27 to Sunday 29 December (inclusive)

As a result, we expect increased demand for our services between Reading and London Waterloo.

On Sunday 17 November, and between Friday 27 and Sunday 29 December, boarding controls will be in place for most of the day at Reading.

Capacity on services leaving from Reading for London Waterloo will be severely restricted.

Customers travelling into London from Reading should, where possible, travel on Elizabeth line services via Ealing Broadway.

On Sunday 24 November and Sunday 1 December, boarding controls will be in place until 1100.

Customers are advised to travel on our services to London Waterloo after 1100.