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Gunnislake services cancelled Sat July 19 2025
20.7.2025 (Sunday) 21:42 - All running AOK
 
Re: Gunnislake services cancelled Sat July 19 2025
Posted by Trowres at 23:20, 19th July 2025
 

First the good news:
Incident cleared: Saturday 19 July 2025 at 19:02

Then the bad news:
(Reported 22:29; updated 23:10)

Due to a fault with the signalling system between Ivybridge and Liskeard all lines are blocked.
...
the signalling between Ivybridge and Liskeard including Plymouth station and the Gunnislake Branch has failed.
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What are we doing about it?
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Engineers are starting investigations.

Re: Gunnislake services cancelled Sat July 19 2025
Posted by Mark A at 17:29, 19th July 2025
 
'Rail replacement transport has been requested and confirmed to operate between Plymouth and Gunnislake via all stations in both directions.'

That'll be a helicopter then 'cos that railway must be about the most unbustitutionable of any, anywhere.

Mark

Gunnislake services cancelled Sat July 19 2025
Posted by Trowres at 17:13, 19th July 2025
 
Cancellations to services between Plymouth and Gunnislake
Due to a fault with the signalling system at St Budeaux Victoria Road the line is closed. Disruption is expected until the end of the day.
Train services between Plymouth and Gunnislake will be cancelled.

Customer Advice
A signalling fault on the Gunnislake Branch has meant we have to suspend the service for the rest of the day.

Rail replacement transport has been requested and confirmed to operate between Plymouth and Gunnislake via all stations in both directions.

The 13:14 from Gunnislake was terminated at St Budeaux Victoria Road at 13:47. The train might be still sitting there at 17:06 (or the train description is still showing if the train was moved as an unsignalled move).

National Rail shows it as a points failure; not a signal failure as on Journeycheck. Another points failure today at Exeter St Davids, although this has now been fixed.

 
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