where do l change trains to reach my destination,of RYE east sussex , thankyou for your help x

It is generally quickest to go up to London and down again. Check with National Rail enquiries. http://nationalrail.co.uk/

Http://www,thetrainline.co.uk/
Type in the start point and the destination.

Try:

planajourney.co.uk

It will give you all the info you need, once you put in your departure and arrival destinations. l use it a lot, as it gives you times, changes, via bus, train etc etc

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Two choices really, via London or not. If u go via London, then u can either go into London Bridge & change there for the Hastings service, change again at Hastings. Into London Victoria & change for the Hastings via Gatwick service & change again at Hastings.
Not via London, go via Maidstone route to Tonbridge & change for Hastings, or via Canterbury & change at Ashford.
Either way it will take u some time as there is no easy way, nor quick as the Hastings to Ashford service is quite limited.
If u goto the Ticket sales clerk & ask they will be able to give u options & prices more precise to ur requirements.
Hope this helps

Doing the entire journey by train requires two changes at Bromley South and Ashford International. A slightly faster route would be to take an Arriva route 155 bus from Rochester to Maidstone East rail station; then take the train and change at Ashford International.. For bus timetable information phone Travelline 0871 2002233

The recommended rail route is as follows & requires 4(!) changes:

Rochester dept 50 mins past hour
Arr, Strood 54 mins past hour, change
Strood dept.01 mins past hour
Arr Maidstone Barracks 21 mins past hour
WALK to Maidstone East
Maidstone East dept 55 mins past hour
Arr Ashford International 15 mins past hour
Ashford International dept 30 mins past hour
Rye arrive 53 minutes past hour (two hours after leaving Rochester, so if u left at 11.50am u would arrive at Rye at 13.53) This pattern seems to apply throughout the day (contrary to one answer there r hourly trains from Ashfor dto Hastings on the 'Marshlink' line)