Thameslink trains arrive at more West Sussex stations
Both networks are run by Govia Thameslink Railway, which is in the middle of revising its timetables as it looks to take advantage of new infrastructure and trains provided by the Thameslink Investment Programme.
The services transferred to Thameslink from Monday (December 11) are all to or from London Bridge and either depart or arrive at Littlehampton or Horsham.
These will be the new 12-carriage Class 700 trains.
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Hide AdResponding to reports this would mean commuters would have to pay more, GTR explained the ticket changes only affected a small number of passengers from Horley, Salfords, Earlswood, or Redhill.
A spokesman said: “GTR is modernising the network with new trains, upgraded infrastructure and new ways of working to create faster, more frequent journeys across the network.
“This will help address the huge growth in passenger numbers which have doubled in just 12 years on services into London.”
While the new trains replace the previous service operated by Southern, by May 2018 they will form part of the new expanded Thameslink network.
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Hide AdThe company says the changes will mean new, faster, and more seamless journeys across the heart of London.
The transferred services are:
05:52 Littlehampton to London Bridge
06:29 Littlehampton to London Bridge
08:02 London Bridge to Horsham
08:28 London Bridge to Horsham
09:29 Horsham to London Bridge
10:00 Horsham to London Bridge
10:57 London Bridge to Horsham
11:27 London Bridge to Horsham
12:28 Horsham to London Bridge
13:00 Horsham to London Bridge
13:57 London Bridge to Horsham
14:27 London Bridge to Horsham
15:30 Horsham to London Bridge
15:58 Horsham to London Bridge
16:57 London Bridge to Littlehampton
17:41 London Bridge to Littlehampton
16:57 London Bridge to Littlehampton
17:41 London Bridge to Littlehampton