Southern passengers face a series of late-night train cancellations this week as September comes to an end.
Services will be replaced by buses on several routes from Monday to Thursday evenings as engineering work takes place overnight.
Some trains from London Victoria will also be cut short at Brighton, while other services around the south coast will be replaced by buses.
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The changes will continue through to Friday morning (October 2).
We have broken down the full list of Southern services affected this week.
Monday to Friday (September 28 to October 2):
Engineering work is taking place overnight between Brighton and Worthing, closing some lines.
From approximately 11.30pm, trains from London Victoria to Worthing will be diverted and terminate at Brighton.
Replacement buses will run between Brighton and Hove and Worthing and West Worthing.
The 10.52pm Portsmouth Harbour to Brighton service will also be affected.
It will terminate at Littlehampton instead, with a replacement bus running from Littlehampton to Brighton.
The bus will leave Littlehampton at 11.52pm and call at all stations.
Further engineering work is taking place overnight between Hastings and Ore, closing all lines.
From approximately 10.30pm until the end of service on Monday to Thursday evenings, buses will replace trains between Hastings and Ore.
Buses will also replace trains between Hastings and Rye and Ashford International.
Passengers using the affected services should allow extra time for their journeys, as replacement buses will take longer than trains.
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