Train operator South Western Railway (SWR) has issued a statement apologising for and explaining why the introduction of its new Arterio trains is taking longer than it had expected.
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Changes to train services at London Waterloo as Network Rail makes major upgrades
Train services into and out of London Waterloo will change from Saturday 27 December 2025 to Sunday 4 January 2026 as engineers carry out vital upgrades near Queenstown Road. The work will improve safety and reliability on one of the country’s busiest railways. More than 350 engineers will renew track, switches and crossings, and conductor […]
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