Title: Signalling problem between Bath-Bristol/Westbury Post by: Timmer on January 06, 2009, 07:04:16 From FGW website
Train services between Bath Spa and Bristol Temple Meads/Westbury are being disrupted due to signalling problems.Engineers are working as fast as possible to restore services to normal. Short notice alterations and cancellations can be expected. Limited replacement road transport is in place. Below is the latest on services affected but worth checking FGW Live Updates page for the latest changes: http://www.firstgreatwestern.co.uk/LiveUpdateList.aspx 05:27 London Paddington to Swansea due 08:58 This train has been revised.It will call additionally at: Bristol Parkway.It will no longer call at: Chippenham, Bath Spa, Bristol Temple Meads and Filton Abbey Wood.This is due to signalling problems. 05:35 Weymouth to Bristol Parkway due 08:29 This train will be formed of 1 coach instead of 2 between Weymouth and Westbury.This is due to an earlier train fault. This train will be formed of 2 coaches instead 3 between Westbury and Bristol Parkway. 05:44 Bristol Temple Meads to Portsmouth Harbour due 08:29 This train will be started from Westbury.It will no longer call at: Bristol Temple Meads, Keynsham, Oldfield Park, Bath Spa, Freshford, Avoncliff, Bradford-On-Avon and Trowbridge.This is due to signalling problems. 05:58 Westbury to Cardiff Central due 07:44 This train will be started from Bristol Temple Meads.It will no longer call at: Westbury, Trowbridge, Bradford-On-Avon, Avoncliff, Freshford, Bath Spa, Oldfield Park and Keynsham.This is due to signalling problems. 06:00 Bath Spa to London Paddington due 07:32 This train has been cancelled. 06:00 Portsmouth Harbour to Cardiff Central due 09:43 This train will be formed of 2 coaches instead of 3 between Portsmouth Harbour and Westbury.This is due to an earlier train fault. This Train will be formed of 3 coaches instead of 4 between Westbury and Bristol Temple Meads. This Train will be formed of 2 coaches instead of 3 between Bristol Temple Meads and Cardiff Central, 06:08 Westbury to London Paddington due 07:52 This train has been cancelled.This is due to signalling problems. 06:12 Salisbury to Gloucester due 08:33 This train will be terminated at Westbury.It will no longer call at: Trowbridge, Bradford-On-Avon, Avoncliff, Freshford, Bath Spa, Oldfield Park, Keynsham, Bristol Temple Meads, Filton Abbey Wood, Bristol Parkway, Yate, Cam & Dursley and Gloucester.This is due to signalling problems. 06:20 Weston-Super-Mare to London Paddington due 08:45 This train has been revised.It will no longer call at: Bath Spa and Chippenham.This is due to signalling problems. 06:30 Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington due 08:15 This train will be started from Bath Spa.It will no longer call at: Bristol Temple Meads.This is due to signalling problems. 06:30 Westbury to Swindon due 07:16 An additional train service has been planned to operate as shown 06:30 Westbury to Swindon due 07:16 run on 06/01/09. 06:40 Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington due 08:18 This train has been revised.It will call additionally at: Reading.It will no longer call at: Bath Spa and Chippenham.This is due to signalling problems. 06:44 Bristol Temple Meads to Westbury due 07:33 This train has been cancelled.This is due to signalling problems. 06:46 Frome to Cardiff Central due 08:45 This train will be started from Bristol Temple Meads.It will no longer call at: Frome, Westbury, Trowbridge, Bradford-On-Avon, Avoncliff, Freshford, Bath Spa, Oldfield Park and Keynsham.This is due to signalling problems. 07:23 Warminster to Great Malvern due 10:32 This train will be started from Bristol Temple Meads.It will no longer call at: Warminster, Dilton Marsh, Westbury, Trowbridge, Bradford-On-Avon, Avoncliff, Freshford, Bath Spa, Oldfield Park and Keynsham.This train will be formed of 2 coaches instead of 4 between Warminster and Bristol Temple Meads.This is due to an earlier train fault. Title: Re: Signalling problem between Bath-Bristol/Westbury Post by: Timmer on January 06, 2009, 11:00:23 Update from FGW:
All services from London Paddington will divert via an alternative route from Swindon and will not call at Chippenham or Bath Spa. Customers for Chippenham to change at Swindon for replacement road transport, customers for Bath Spa to change at Bristol Temple Meads for replacement road transport. Train services from Bristol Temple Meads on the hour to London Paddington will run on their planned route with delays, these services will call additionally Keynsham and Oldfield Park. Train services half past the hour from Bristol Temple Meads to London Paddington will be diverted via an alternative route and will no longer call at Bath Spa and Chippenham. It is anticipated that the disruption will last until 15:00 Line problem between Bristol Temple Meads and Westbury. Train services between Bristol Temple Meads and Westbury are being disrupted due to signalling problems.Engineers are working as fast as possible to restore services to normal. Short notice alterations and cancellations can be expected. Train services from Westbury towards Bristol Temple Meads will terminate at Bath Spa, where onward replacement road transport will operate. Customers from Bristol Temple Meads to change at Bath Spa for services to Westbury then onwards to Weymouth and Portsmouth Harbour. Pretty major signalling problem it would appear. Vandalism/cable theft? Title: Re: Signalling problem between Bath-Bristol/Westbury Post by: dog box on January 06, 2009, 13:23:41 major T/C Failure
Title: Re: Signalling problem between Bath-Bristol/Westbury Post by: devon_metro on January 06, 2009, 13:42:33 major T/C Failure Fairly major if its affecting two routes. One would assume it is fouling Bathampton Jn Title: Re: Signalling problem between Bath-Bristol/Westbury Post by: signalandtelegraph on January 07, 2009, 13:35:31 Power failure St Annes tunnel area.
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