London Bridge
Station Information
London Bridge is a staffed station served by Southeastern, Thameslink, Southern. Allow 10 minutes to change trains here.
How reliable is this station?
Of the 45621 services that called at London Bridge over the last 30 days, 85.9% ran on time, 11.1% arrived more than 5 minutes late, and 3% were cancelled. Today has been broadly in line with that trend: 79% of 215 services so far are on time. The worst recent day was 26 Oct, when 100% of services were delayed. Live cancellations, platform changes, and short-notice delays update in the board above; the 30-day figures are updated nightly from National Rail Darwin data.
Which operators run through here?
London Bridge is served by Southeastern, Southern and Thameslink. Southeastern runs the bulk of weekday services (around ~undefined/day), with the long-distance operators — Southern and Thameslink — adding the cross-country and London links. Tap any service on the board to view its full calling list, platform and delay history.
Where do trains from London Bridge go?
The most common direct destination from London Bridge is London Waterloo East (around 2500+ trains per day), followed by London Charing Cross, Lewisham, and East Croydon . Direct services also run to 4 other destinations. The live board above shows every departure in the next hour; tap the chip to filter by destination or use the search above. 8 direct routes are published from this station, covering most major UK cities.
Current disruption affecting this station
There are no current disruption messages for London Bridge. If a problem develops during your journey, Railly surfaces the same station messages National Rail shows in its app — refresh the board to see updates.
Door-side information at London Bridge
Door-side predictions are available for every platform at London Bridge. We use OpenTrainTimes signalling data combined with manual observation; confidence levels range from 'verified' (live TD + manual check) to 'predicted' (signalling-only). Tap any service to see which side the doors will open for your coach.
Accessibility at London Bridge
London Bridge has full step-free access and is fully staffed throughout opening hours. Help points are available on every platform. A station wheelchair is available on request. A taxi rank is outside the main entrance, bus stops are within a short walk and the Underground is connected from the station. National Rail's Passenger Assist service can book assistance on any train from this station — recommend booking at least 2 hours before travel.
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Popular journeys from London Bridge
Facilities
Ticket office hours
Mon–Fri 04:45–01:00
Sat 04:45–01:00
Sun 05:25–01:00
Information desk hours
Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri
Sat, Sun
Connections
Accessibility
Step-free and accessible travel
This is a Category A station. This station has step-free level access to all platforms via lifts.
The Assistance Meeting Point varies - please check with your operator.