Swanley railway station

Swanley railway station is a railway station in England, on the Chatham Main Line to the east of the London Borough of Bromley. It serves the town of Swanley on the border of Kent and Greater London. Train services are provided by Southeastern. Swanley Station is 17.4 miles from London Victoria.

The original name was Sevenoaks Junction, later changed to Swanley Junction. The original location of the station was at on the "down" side of the junction with separate platforms for the main line and the Sevenoaks branch. In 1939 a new station was constructed approximately 440 yd further west. The station was rebuilt in 1959 when the line was widened to four tracks.

On 27 June 1937, there was a collision between two trains near the station, resulting in the deaths of 4 people and with 37 people injured.

Services
The typical Monday to Saturday off-peak train service is:
 * 3tph (trains per hour) to London Victoria via Bromley South
 * 2tph to Kentish Town (St Albans City, Luton or Bedford in Peak times) via Catford
 * 2tph to Sevenoaks via Bat & Ball
 * 1tph to Gillingham
 * 2tph to Ashford International via Maidstone East

On Sundays the Kentish Town services run to London Victoria