Major Disruption clears at London railway station after signalling fault

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London Victoria // Credit: Network Rail

UPDATE: Trains are now running normally again after the signalling fault on Sunday, 8th December

Passengers are being warned of significant delays this morning at due to a signal failure.

All lines are closed after multiple signals failing in the London Victoria area.

This, combined with engineering work across the network, is causing severe disruption to a number of routes:

  • Trains between London Victoria and Dartford will be diverted to / from London Cannon Street
  • Trains between London Victoria and Sevenoaks will run between Sevenoaks and Orpington
  • Trains between London Cross and Tonbridge will stop additionally at Bromley South
  • Trains between London Victoria and via Paddock Wood will still run to / from London Victoria
  • Trains between London Victoria and Ashford International via will terminate at Swanley
  • Margate to London Victoria trains will stop additionally at Swanley
  • Dover Priory to London Victoria services will stop additionally at Bellingham

Ticket acceptance is in place with London Overground, London Buses, London Overground and Southeastern.

Thameslink says that Catford, and Nunhead will have no service today, whilst Peckham Rye and Denmark Hill will have a limited service.

For the latest travel advice, please see the National Rail website.

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  1. Never a day goes by without a major signal failure yet stations like London Victoria are shut for days each year for ‘signal upgrades’!
    Maybe spend less on that HS2 vanity project get the the rest of the network fixed?

    1. But Jack, we were repeatedly assured that money for HS2 could not be reallocated to any other railway projects. It could only be made available for HS2, even though it was all taxpayer’s money!

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