Trains from Salisbury to London Kings Cross

The lifts and escalators are out of order between platform 6 and platform 7 at London Kings Cross station. Step free access is still available from the main concourse.

The escalators are out of order between platforms 6 and 7 and the footbridge at London Kings Cross station. The lifts to all platforms are working, but customers are advised to board services using the main concourse ticket gates and not the footbridge due to possible delays by using the lifts.

At London Waterloo station: The upward escalator on platforms 21 and 22 is currently out of service. Access to the WIT platforms can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalator on platform 20. Planned improvement works are ongoing on the passenger lift at exit 2 until 2 June 2025. Station staff will be available to direct passengers requiring access to the London Underground to an alternative lift near Wasabi.One of the six escalators connecting the balcony and the station concourse is currently out of service. Access to the balcony can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalators along the concourse.

The lifts and escalators are out of order between platform 6 and platform 7 at London Kings Cross station. Step free access is still available from the main concourse.

The escalators are out of order between platforms 6 and 7 and the footbridge at London Kings Cross station. The lifts to all platforms are working, but customers are advised to board services using the main concourse ticket gates and not the footbridge due to possible delays by using the lifts.

At London Waterloo station: The upward escalator on platforms 21 and 22 is currently out of service. Access to the WIT platforms can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalator on platform 20. Planned improvement works are ongoing on the passenger lift at exit 2 until 2 June 2025. Station staff will be available to direct passengers requiring access to the London Underground to an alternative lift near Wasabi.One of the six escalators connecting the balcony and the station concourse is currently out of service. Access to the balcony can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalators along the concourse.

The lifts and escalators are out of order between platform 6 and platform 7 at London Kings Cross station. Step free access is still available from the main concourse.

The escalators are out of order between platforms 6 and 7 and the footbridge at London Kings Cross station. The lifts to all platforms are working, but customers are advised to board services using the main concourse ticket gates and not the footbridge due to possible delays by using the lifts.

The lifts and escalators are out of order between platform 6 and platform 7 at London Kings Cross station. Step free access is still available from the main concourse.

The escalators are out of order between platforms 6 and 7 and the footbridge at London Kings Cross station. The lifts to all platforms are working, but customers are advised to board services using the main concourse ticket gates and not the footbridge due to possible delays by using the lifts.

At London Waterloo station: The upward escalator on platforms 21 and 22 is currently out of service. Access to the WIT platforms can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalator on platform 20. Planned improvement works are ongoing on the passenger lift at exit 2 until 2 June 2025. Station staff will be available to direct passengers requiring access to the London Underground to an alternative lift near Wasabi.One of the six escalators connecting the balcony and the station concourse is currently out of service. Access to the balcony can be made via the lift, or the alternative escalators along the concourse.

The lifts and escalators are out of order between platform 6 and platform 7 at London Kings Cross station. Step free access is still available from the main concourse.

The escalators are out of order between platforms 6 and 7 and the footbridge at London Kings Cross station. The lifts to all platforms are working, but customers are advised to board services using the main concourse ticket gates and not the footbridge due to possible delays by using the lifts.