No trains means replacement buses in Aylesbury handling travel between London and Birmingham this weekend

Chiltern Railways has announced no trains will be running between London Marylebone and Birmingham stations on January 30 and 31.
Watch more of our videos on Shots! 
and live on Freeview channel 276
Visit Shots! now

Aylesbury Vale Parkway will act as a hub for those needing transport between Marylebone, Bicester Village, Oxford, Banbury and the Birmingham stations.

There will be no through trains between Marylebone and Gerrards Cross, Beaconsfield, High Wycombe, or between Marylebone and Bicester Village and Oxford, nor between Marylebone and Birmingham.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Journey times may take longer than usual, with passengers having to make alternative changes and transfers as a result of the disruption.

Chiltern Railways are using replacement buses in Aylesbury for travel between London Marylebone and BirminghamChiltern Railways are using replacement buses in Aylesbury for travel between London Marylebone and Birmingham
Chiltern Railways are using replacement buses in Aylesbury for travel between London Marylebone and Birmingham

Planned engineering work between Wembley and Bicester, all weekend, has caused these changes.

Chiltern Railways will be operating on an amended and reduced timetable.

Customers travelling between Marylebone and High Wycombe only should travel via Amersham and board rail replacement buses. For customers needing to travel between London, Denham, Gerrards Cross and Beaconsfield, are advised to travel via Hillingdon using London Underground Metropolitan Line services to/from Baker Street.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

The planned engineering falls in line with Britain’s Railway Upgrade Plan designed to improve railway tracks and subsequently the reliability of Chiltern Railway trains.

Chiltern Railway has the following message for customers using their service for essential travel in line with the UK government's current lockdown restrictions. Here is the message:

"Wear a face covering when at stations and onboard trains,

Allow extra time for their journey,

Travel during off-peak hours where possible,

Book tickets via the website or Chiltern App and use contactless payments wherever possible,

Check your journey before travelling as most journeys will be affected,

Keep a safe distance from passengers and staff in the station and onboard trains,

Regularly wash your hands before and after your journey."