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Thameslink services to / from London Bridge

Thameslink services to / from London Bridge, from about 06:00. Trains at London Bridge were cancelled or cut short until the first train got through at 06:06.

What Happened

  1. First cancellation from London Bridge.
  2. Thameslink services to / from London Bridge.
  3. First train through reached London Bridge.

“Thameslink services to / from London Bridge may be delayed by up to 20 minutes.”

Source: National Rail

Trains Affected

BookedTrainWhat Happened
05:32London Bridge18 min late, arrived 05:50
05:36London Bridge20 min late, arrived 05:54
05:38London Bridge26 min late, arrived 06:02
05:40London Bridge24 min late, arrived 06:02
05:46London Bridge15 min late, arrived 05:59
05:48London BridgeCancelled
05:50London Bridge20 min late, arrived 06:08
05:55London BridgeCancelled
06:00London BridgeCancelled
06:06London BridgeCancelled
06:10London BridgeCancelled
06:15London BridgeCancelled
06:16London BridgeRan, arrived 06:16

Can I Claim?

Yes, if you arrived 15+ minutes late. Southeastern pays 25% of your single fare for 15 to 29 minutes, 50% for 30 to 59, and 100% for 60 or more. It counts even if you went another way or waited for a later train: the delay is measured against the train you meant to catch. You have 28 days.

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Questions

What happened to London Bridge trains on Monday 9 November 2026?

Thameslink services to / from London Bridge, from about 06:00. Trains at London Bridge were cancelled or cut short until the first train got through at 06:06.

How much Delay Repay can I get?

Southeastern pays 25% of your single fare for 15 to 29 minutes, 50% for 30 to 59, and 100% for 60 or more. Railhop finds your train and works out the amount for your ticket.

When is the last day to claim?

You have 28 days from the day you travelled, so claim by Monday 7 December 2026.

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