London Bridge departures at home
TrainTicker puts the next trains from London Bridge on a small amber LED board in your home, live from National Rail. It shows times, platforms, delays, cancellations and calling points, laid out like the board on the platform, for £199.99 once with no subscription.
London Bridge right now
This is the London Bridge board as TrainTicker draws it, with the live trains, in your browser. The one on your shelf looks the same in amber LEDs.
Checking the departures from London Bridge.
Where trains from London Bridge go
London Bridge has Thameslink trains running straight through to the other side of London, trains into Kent and Sussex, and some that start and end here, so the same board mixes very different journeys.
From London Bridge you can get a direct train to Brighton, Gatwick Airport, Bedford, Cambridge, Sevenoaks and Tonbridge, and plenty more.
Only the trains you catch
Most people only care about a few of the trains on the London Bridge board. Tell TrainTicker the station you're going to, say Brighton, and it lists only the trains that call there. Pick your platforms if only some of them matter, and set how long your walk to the station takes, so it hides any train you couldn't make.
You can change any of it from your phone whenever you like. See everything the board does or read how to read a departure board.
Questions about a London Bridge board
Can I have a London Bridge departure board at home?
Yes. TrainTicker is an amber LED departure board, 320 by 80 mm, that shows the next trains from London Bridge live from National Rail. You set it to London Bridge (station code LBG) once from your phone and it keeps going. It costs £199.99 once, with no subscription.
Can it show only the trains from London Bridge to Brighton?
Yes. Choose a station the trains must call at, such as Brighton, and the board lists only those. You can also pick platforms, and tell it how long your walk to the station takes so it hides the trains you would miss.
Does it show delays and cancellations at London Bridge?
Yes. Each train shows On time, its expected time, Delayed or Cancelled, with the reason the railway gives. The times come from Darwin, National Rail's live train information system, which also feeds the screens at the station.
Can I see the London Bridge departures without buying anything?
Yes. The free live demo shows the London Bridge board in your browser, with no signup.
Stations near London Bridge
Distances are as the crow flies. See all stations, or open any other station in the live demo.
Bring the London Bridge board home
Order a TrainTicker and set it to London Bridge, or try the free live demo first. There's no subscription, and the train times are free for the life of the board.