Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere

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Re: Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere - 2023

« Reply #405 on: December 23, 2023, 21:18:08 »

Thanks for that, ET. I'm sure that the RAIB^▸ has checked all this, and hence have nothing to say further as they understand the issues..


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Re: Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere - 2023

« Reply #406 on: December 28, 2023, 08:40:06 »

NOT infrastructure, but delays today (28th December)
Cancellations to services between London Paddington and Reading
Due to the emergency services dealing with an incident between London Paddington and Reading some lines are closed.
Train services running to and from these stations may be cancelled, delayed or revised. Disruption is expected until 11:00 28/12.
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We are sorry for the delay to your journey today.

Can you tell me more about the incident?
It is with great sadness that we report a person has been struck by a train. Some lines have now reopened to allow the movement of trains once again but it will take a while to reintroduce a full service. Until that is in place, where we can, we will divert trains to run on other lines around the affected area.


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Re: Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere - 2023

« Reply #407 on: December 28, 2023, 08:49:31 »

Quote from: GBM on December 28, 2023, 08:40:06

NOT infrastructure, but delays today (28th December)
Cancellations to services between London Paddington and Reading
Due to the emergency services dealing with an incident between London Paddington and Reading some lines are closed.

It is with great sadness that we report a person has been struck by a train. Some lines have now reopened to allow the movement of trains once again but it will take a while to reintroduce a full service. Until that is in place, where we can, we will divert trains to run on other lines around the affected area.

1P75 (0621 Didcot to Paddington) has been sat at Langley since 0710.
1C03 (0700 Paddington to Bristol) sat between Iver and Langley since 0710.

Edit to modify train information


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Re: Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere - 2023

« Reply #408 on: December 28, 2023, 12:58:53 »

Quote from: GBM on December 28, 2023, 08:49:31

Quote from: GBM on December 28, 2023, 08:40:06

NOT infrastructure, but delays today (28th December)
Cancellations to services between London Paddington and Reading
Due to the emergency services dealing with an incident between London Paddington and Reading some lines are closed.

It is with great sadness that we report a person has been struck by a train. Some lines have now reopened to allow the movement of trains once again but it will take a while to reintroduce a full service. Until that is in place, where we can, we will divert trains to run on other lines around the affected area.

1P75 (0621 Didcot to Paddington) has been sat at Langley since 0710.
1C03 (0700 Paddington to Bristol) sat between Iver and Langley since 0710.

Edit to modify train information

All lines reopened, residual disruption expected till 1500


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Re: Thames Valley infrastructure problems causing disruption elsewhere - 2023

« Reply #409 on: August 22, 2024, 14:27:36 »

Here you go: these are all of the posts for the calendar year 2023, which I have split off from that original (huge!) topic.

While doing this 'housekeeping', I reviewed the content of those posts, and it reminded me that 2023 was a rather shocking year for the rail industry - particularly Network Rail and Great Western Railway.

Hopefully, things will improve in 2024. Roll Eyes


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