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Signalling fault closes Birmingham Moor Street station

Summarised from 3 outlets · 7 reports · Updated 14 Nov, 07:57 · Archive

A signalling fault at Birmingham Moor Street station prevented trains from passing through on Thursday morning.

A signalling fault at Birmingham Moor Street station prevented all trains from passing through on Thursday morning. West Midlands Railway reported that services between Birmingham Snow Hill and Dorridge, Whitlocks End and Stratford-upon-Avon were subject to delays, cancellation and alteration. One passenger told the BBC that passengers had been informed their train from Warwick would return to London.

National Rail engineers attended the scene to resolve the issue. All lines subsequently reopened, but National Rail expected disruption to continue until 13:00 GMT, with trains facing delays of up to 40 minutes if not cancelled. West Midlands Railway said that 'services are on the move now, however we are continuing to experience severe delays across the Snow Hill lines.'

Passengers were offered alternative travel arrangements. Ticket acceptance remained in place on local National Express buses and West Midlands Metro services. Separately, Chiltern Railways had no services on Thursday between Birmingham Moor Street and Stourbridge Junction, and between Leamington Spa and Stratford-upon-Avon due to strike action, with a reduced service between Leamington Spa and Birmingham Moor Street.

Signalling fault closes Birmingham Moor Street station
Image: Birmingham World

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In this story: Birmingham Moor Street · West Midlands Railway · National Rail · Birmingham Snow Hill · Chiltern Railways · National Express · West Midlands Metro

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