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We are hosting a public meeting about our train service this Saturday from 2-3pm at the Rivoli Ballroom, Crofton Park.


This is about our Thameslink services that run from St Pancras and Blackfriars via Denmark Hill, Peckham Rye and Crofton Park.


The meeting will be chaired by Lewisham MP Vicky Foxcroft and there will be representatives from our rail operators attending.


This will be our chance to find out about the new timetable coming in from May this year and how it will impact us, as well as future plans to improve things.


Please come along and add your voice to help us improve our local service.


More information can be found here: http://shoutout.wix.com/so/7M6okl41

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