A landslip between Haywards Heath and Brighton means that some lines are closed today. Trains may be cancelled, delayed by up to 60 minutes or revised.
Network Rail is dealing with the aftermath of the landslip which happened between Hassocks and Burgess Hill.
The routes affected are the Gatwick Express between Brighton and London Victoria, Southern services between London Victoria and Brighton, Eastbourne. Littlehampton and Ore. And Thameslink journeys between Brighton, Luton and Bedford.
National Rail said: “A reported landslip in the Hassocks (and) Burgess Hill area has been confirmed by Network Rail colleagues.
“Fewer trains than usual will run between Gatwick Airport and Brighton and journeys between these stations will take up to 60 minutes longer than usual.
“Where possible, some trains will divert to run via Horsham and the west coastway. Gatwick Express services will run between London Victoria and Gatwick Airport. They will not run through to Brighton until further notice.
Trains between Littlehampton and London are expected to run via Horsham rather than Worthing and Brighton. They will not call at stations between Angmering and Hove. Passengers for stations between Angmering and Hove can change at Barnham.
Passengers should be able to use their tickets at no extra cost on
- Southern or Thameslink services on any reasonable route
- London Underground services between London terminals
- Metrobus routes between Gatwick Airport and Brighton, including
– 271 for Crawley, Haywards Heath, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Hassocks, Preston Park and Brighton
– 272 for Crawley, Three Bridges, Haywards Heath, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Hassocks, Preston Park and Brighton
– 273 for Crawley, Hassocks, Preston Park and Brighton which is the fastest bus between Crawley and Brighton
Good job that they are on strike Monday then.
Difficult to see the difference, adds Billion and orders new trains but the points are down weekly, they get a pay rise then find another reason to strike, more Billions going in then they perform less than optimal, if at all.