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    Network Rail Kent & Sussex
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    Jul 29
    🚧While Charing Cross & Waterloo East are closed for £20m track, platform and structures upgrades, trains that normally run into Charing Cross are diverted, trains across the @Se_Railway network will run at different times, and will run less often on some routes. Plan ahead at
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    Day 13 - Charing Cross and Waterloo East 22-day closure Without the people on the front line at Charing Cross, we would not be able to give you a renewed railway going into central London. Teams are working 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to carry out this important work and
    Working together to deliver a renewed railway at Charing Cross
    Working together to deliver a renewed railway at Charing Cross
    Working together to deliver a renewed railway at Charing Cross
    Working together to deliver a renewed railway at Charing Cross
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    Network Rail Kent & Sussex
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    Aug 6
    Day 12 - Charing Cross and Waterloo East 22-day closure We are now more than half way through the 22-day Charing Cross and Waterloo East closure, and you can see the amazing progress and the huge amount of work in the timelapse below.🎦 🛤️Key milestones have been achieved
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    Network Rail Kent & Sussex
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    Aug 5
    Day 11 – Charing Cross and Waterloo East 22-day closure One of the benefits of doing work in extended closures is the ability to co-ordinate lots of different projects in the same access. The approach means we can reduce overall disruption to passengers by delivering in fewer
    Engineers working on the Hungerford Bridge. On left staff in organge are repainting the steelwork. On the right operatives work on track. In the distance work in the platforms can be seen.
    View beneath the elevated Waterloo East station walkways showing freshly repainted blue steelwork, railway tracks and scaffolding used for ongoing structural maintenance and refurbishment works.
    View beneath the elevated Waterloo East station walkwasy showing the structure before repainting. iT lloks old and tired, with falking paint. In the foreground you can see ailway tracks and scaffolding used for ongoing structural maintenance and refurbishment works.
    Railway workers in orange high-visibility clothing spread and level ballast alongside newly renewed track at Waterloo East. Yellow engineering wagons loaded with stone stand beside the railway, with modern office buildings in the background.
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    Network Rail Kent & Sussex
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    Aug 4
    Day 10 - Charing Cross and Waterloo East 22-day line closure With Waterloo East station closed, we're making the most of this rare opportunity to carry out work that would be impossible to do when trains and passengers are moving through the station. Teams are cleaning and
    orkers on scaffolding carrying out structural repairs and repainting to Waterloo East station's elevated steel framework above the railway.
    Railway worker repainting a steel bridge support in blue and white protective coating beside railway tracks during maintenance works.
    View through a station or trackside window overlooking railway engineering works on the approach to Waterloo East station. Yellow engineering wagons loaded with ballast stand on curved tracks while workers in orange high-visibility clothing carry out track renewal work. Modern high-rise buildings dominate the background, with part of the London Eye visible behind the skyline.
    Worker cleaning a touchscreen passenger information kiosk inside a station. Wearing high-visibility clothing and protective gloves, the worker wipes the glass display during maintenance work, with station signage reflected in the screen and protective coverings visible in the background.