by atbattersea » Mon Dec 11, 2017 4:06 pm
Not to divert the thread, but more to the point is the lack of trains from Battersea Park in the direction of Wandsworth Road. And no through trains to/from Victoria from Wandsworth Road.
It used to be that you could get trains into South East London from Battersea Park, a few went round to London Bridge. But now there are none scheduled during the day (there are a few really early in the morning, and late at night - but I think this is just so they don't entirely lose the routes). Then they ripped up the tracks so there could be no through trains to/from Victoria, and more or less stopped any trains to/from Wandsworth Road. I do see trains on the route, but they aren't timetabled.
The suggested route to get a train service into SE London is:
Get a bus from Battersea Park to Wandsworth Road.
Catch a train from Battersea Park to Clapham Junction, then get another one to Wandsworth Road.
Trains to/from Victoria to/from Wandsworth Road use a line parallel to skirt around Battersea Park.
Not to divert the thread, but more to the point is the lack of trains from Battersea Park in the direction of Wandsworth Road. And no through trains to/from Victoria from Wandsworth Road.
It used to be that you could get trains into South East London from Battersea Park, a few went round to London Bridge. But now there are none scheduled during the day (there are a few really early in the morning, and late at night - but I think this is just so they don't entirely lose the routes). Then they ripped up the tracks so there could be no through trains to/from Victoria, and more or less stopped any trains to/from Wandsworth Road. I do see trains on the route, but they aren't timetabled.
The suggested route to get a train service into SE London is:
Get a bus from Battersea Park to Wandsworth Road.
Catch a train from Battersea Park to Clapham Junction, then get another one to Wandsworth Road.
Trains to/from Victoria to/from Wandsworth Road use a line parallel to skirt around Battersea Park.
