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• Chiltern Railways top London and South East Operator and second in the UK for reputation (1st - Grand Central). Chiltern also number 1 for positive social media sentiment. The Rail Reputation Index has revealed that Chiltern Railways is the UK rail brand with the strongest reputation in London and the South East of England. The Index is produced by BDRC , a research and consultancy agency, and is based on 4001 online interviews with…
Customers are advised to only travel if absolutely necessary on Saturday 7 December and Sunday 8 December, due to strong winds and rain expected throughout the weekend., Service Information, We will update customers with updated travel information as quickly as possible, including via: Our JourneyCheck page , which is updated in real time by our Control Team National Rail Enquiries disruption information , which is constantly updated. The Live…
Thinking about purchasing a, Flexi-Season Ticket, ? Make sure you've, ordered your Smartcard, , just go to the 'How do I get my Smartcard?' section below. For more information please visit the Flexi-Season Ticket page., What's Smart Ticketing?, Smart tickets are a, convenient, flexible and secure alternative to paper tickets, . They can be managed online., Why should I go smart?, They won’t stop working or tear after being taken in and out of…
Season ticket refund, To qualify for a refund, Season Tickets valid for one month or more must have at least seven days’ remaining validity. Please note that Annual season tickets generally have no refund value if there is less than seven weeks of validity remaining. Any refund to which you are entitled will be calculated from the date the Season Ticket refund request is received. The amount of a season ticket refund will be based on the price…
Pay as you go with contactless is now available at six additional Chiltern Railways stations., It is now possible to use pay as you go with a contactless card or device at the following six additional Chiltern Railways stations:, Beaconsfield, Denham, Denham Golf Club, Gerrards Cross, High Wycombe, Seer Green & Jordans, You can still buy tickets for your journey and in some cases, for example, Child fares, railcard discounts and season…
Five day line closure - Saturday 27 - Wednesday 31 July:, For five days at the end of July, Network Rail are carrying out improvement works at various locations between Bicester and Leamington Spa. This means that from Saturday 27 July through to the end of Wednesday 31 July rail replacement buses will operate between Leamington Spa and Bicester and also between Leamington Spa and Oxford, in both directions. The line closure affects the last five…
Season Tickets (including Flexi Season Tickets) are available for most short and medium distance journeys on the National Rail network. Season Tickets are not generally available for long distance journeys but may be available where a train company chooses to offer them., National Rail Conditions of Travel, All tickets and travel are subject to the National Rail Conditions of Travel. A copy of the 'National Rail Conditions of Travel' is available…
From Monday 29 July, the cost to park at most of our stations has increased., To view the updated car parking tariff, please click here; We've put together some FAQs which will help explain why this change has happened., Q1) Why has Chiltern Railways increased car park tariffs?, The revenue generated by car parking helps us to maintain and manage our car parks and is reinvested to help make future improvements. It has been 4.5 years since there…
Travelling on the Train during the Games, During the Commonwealth Games, trains will be busier than normal, especially on Game routes just before and just after an event. To help you have a smooth and more comfortable journey, check out our latest train travel advice below. There is limited space for bikes on trains and, whilst we would normal welcome people with bikes onto services, during the games trains will be very busy. Having bikes on…
- Yes - if the timetable changed after you have purchased a ticket, and you choose not to travel as a consequence of that change, you may return the unused ticket to the original retailer from which the ticket was purchased and you will be given a full refund with no administration fee being charged. This applies to all tickets including those that are usually non-refundable. - Season ticket holders should be aware that the timetable may change…,…
This depends on the terms and conditions of the ticket you have purchased. If your ticket is an Anytime, Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak fare and you wish to change we advise you to cancel and obtain a refund and re-book. If your ticket is a First or Standard Advance (for travel on a specific booked train), your ticket can be amended prior to the booked time of departure, subject to an amendment fee of £10 per ticket plus any difference in fare that…
My service has been re-timed or cancelled., Guidance on alternative journey options and refund guidance (if you decide not to travel because of the change to your journey). Anytime Single or Return - Your ticket is valid for travel on the rescheduled service(s) or on any service between your origin and destination station, on the same day. Off-Peak or Super Off-Peak (Single or Return) - Your ticket is valid for travel on the rescheduled…
Gerrards Cross, Get to London from just 19 minutes on the fastest direct service. View Gerrards Cross station on map, High Wycombe, Take a train to High Wycombe to explore the rolling countryside of the Chiltern Hills or see local art and furniture exhibited at Wycombe Museum. The station has good links to tourist attractions like the National Trust's West Wycombe Park and some of the most picturesque villages in the Chilterns. View High Wycombe…
Aylesbury, The station is within walking distance of the town centre, with plenty of restaurants, pubs and bars. Aylesbury has direct links to London Marylebone, High Wycombe and Wembley Stadium. View on map, High Wycombe, Take a train to High Wycombe to explore the rolling countryside of the Chiltern Hills or see local art and furniture exhibited at Wycombe Museum. The station has good links to tourist attractions like the National Trust's West…
High Wycombe, Take a train to High Wycombe to explore the rolling countryside of the Chiltern Hills or see local art and furniture exhibited at Wycombe Museum. The station has good links to tourist attractions like the National Trust's West Wycombe Park and some of the most picturesque villages in the Chilterns. View High Wycombe station on map, Aylesbury, The station is within walking distance of the town centre, with plenty of restaurants, pubs…
Aylesbury, The station is within walking distance of the town centre, with plenty of restaurants, pubs and bars. Aylesbury has direct links to London Marylebone, High Wycombe and Wembley Stadium. View Aylesbury station on map, London Marylebone, London Marylebone station is located between Paddington and Euston in central London. It has quick and easy transport links to the rest of London. It has quick and easy transport links to the rest of…
Solihull, Located 0.6 miles away from the town centre, where you’ll find plenty of shops and restaurants, Solihull station has a coffee shop, waiting room and toilets. The station is fully accessible to disabled passengers, with step free access to platforms. View Solihull station on map, London Marylebone, London Marylebone station is located between Paddington and Euston in central London. It has quick and easy transport links to the rest of…
There is a sporting event at Wembley Stadium - Tottenham Hotspur vs Watford (20.00 KO). An amended timetable will operate during the afternoon and evening. Additionally, please note the following planned changes to evening peak services: 16.42 Marylebone - Aylesbury Vale Parkway will be formed of 2 carriages instead of 3. 17.11 Marylebone - Aylesbury will be formed of 4 carriages instead of 5. 17.30 Marylebone - Aylesbury Vale Parkway will be…
Chiltern Railways will be operating between London and Birmingham this weekend however we will be , much busier than usual, as other train operator's passengers will use our services. Over three weekends (18-19 August, 25-26-27 August and 1-2 September) there is important Network Rail improvement works being carried out on the West Coast Main Line, and two sporting events at Wembley Stadium (18 & 25 August). Read more about the works here…
All aboard the Chiltern Railways Story Train! Pupils from Edward Wilson Primary School in London took part in Chiltern Railways’ first Story Train event on Friday 06 th December. The excited Year 2 children enjoyed a storytelling adventure ride across the Chilterns with Sarah Coyle, author of ‘The Biggest Story’. Pupils and teachers were drawn into the story of Errol and joined in by playing out animals, using props and chanting to save the T-…,…