Works: Improvements will be made on c2c lines on Sundays before the Paralympics
John Phillips , Senior Reporter
Wednesday, August 15, 2012
9:57 AM
Train passengers face disruption with a programme of engineering works on the network before the start of the Paralympics.
A bus replacement service will be in place while improvements are carried out on c2c lines between Barking and Pitsea this Sunday.
Services will also be suspended between Barking and Fenchurch Street next Sunday (August 26).
Passengers are advised to use alternative routes including the Tube on August 26.
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