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Southeastern rail engineering works set to cause Bank Holiday travel chaos as services to Charing Cross, Waterloo East, Cannon Street and London Bridge cancelled

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CANCELLED trains are set to cause travel chaos this Bank Holiday weekend.

As work on a multi-billion infrastructure project continues Southeastern will not call at four major London stations this weekend, with disruption continuing into next week.

On Saturday and Sunday there will be no services running to or from Charing Cross, Waterloo East, Cannon Street or London Bridge.

Instead trains will be diverted to Victoria, Blackfriars and New Cross.

A bus replacement service will also serve Deptford, Greenwich, Maze Hill and Westcombe Park.

Disruption is set to continue on Bank Holiday Monday, continuing until Thursday September 1.

On these four days there will be no Southeastern services to or from Cannon Street, with trains instead diverted to Victoria, Blackfriars and New Cross.

Buses will also replace trains at Deptford, Greenwich, Maze Hill and Westcombe Park.

Tuesday August 30, Wednesday August 31 and Thursday September 1 are normal working days.

Southeastern has “strongly advised” commuters to find an alternative route to work on these days as fewer trains will be running and services will be very busy.

Those looking to travel to Cannon Street are advised to go to London bridge and either walk or catch the 17 or 251 bus.

People wanting to travel to London Bridge, Waterloo East or Charing Cross are advised to take a train to Lewisham and change for a for a service to Charing Cross, calling at London Bridge and Waterloo East.

For more information about cancellations click here or follow Southeastern on twitter @Se_Railway

The disruption is caused by work on the Thameslink programme, which is set to transform north to south travel through the capital.

When completed the multi-billion pound programme will create direct links between the south of London and the East Coast mainline, which runs through Peterborough and Cambridge.

It will also see up to 24 Thameslink trains an hour travel in each direction through central London at the peak times.

It is hoped the service between St Pancras International, Farringdon, City Thameslink, Blackfriars and London Bridge or Elephant & Castle, will provide relief for London Underground routes.

The work will also increase the capacity of London Bridge station improve reliability.

The works mean that trains will not stop at Cannon Street until January 2018.

As well as disruption on Southeastern train delays London bus strikes, heavy traffic on the roads and expected problems on Great Western, South West Trains, Greater Anglia, Virgin Trains west coast, London Midland, Southeastern and Great Northern rail services are expected to culminate in transport chaos.

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assistant: CANCELLED trains are set to cause travel chaos this Bank Holiday weekend. As work on a multi-billion infrastructure project continues Southeastern will not call at four major London stations this w…