"No trains will run in or out of King's Cross station across one weekend, with widespread service cancellations and diversions affecting multiple operators including LNER, Great Northern, Thameslink, and Grand Central. The works form part of a long-term infrastructure upgrade designed to improve reliability and capacity on one of the UK's busiest rail routesbut in the short term, they will cause significant travel disruption across London and the southeast."
"All trains between Potters Bar and Royston/Peterborough, and between Hertford North and Stevenage are suspended throughout both days A revised train service will run between: Royston and Cambridge / Ely / Kings Lynn Moorgate and Hertford North / Potters Bar London Kings Cross and Potters Bar Finsbury Park and Brighton Finsbury Park and Horsham (Saturday only) Replacement buses will run between: Hitchin and Royston Bedford and Peterborough via St Neots Hitchin and Peterborough"
Engineering work will close London King's Cross to trains from Saturday 22 to Sunday 23 November 2025, causing major disruption across London and the southeast. Multiple operators including LNER, Great Northern, Thameslink, Grand Central, Hull Trains and Lumo will be affected. The works form part of the £1.2 billion East Coast Digital Programme and broader upgrades to introduce digital signalling, increase capacity, and improve safety and resilience. No Grand Central services will run over the weekend. Several services are suspended and revised timetables will operate on specified routes, with replacement buses covering many links such as Hitchin–Royston and Bedford–Peterborough.
Read at www.standard.co.uk
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