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Travel delays and disruption

  • RMT union members balloting over First Great Western train strike

    June 15, 2015

    Rail workers union RMT has issued a ballot on potential strike action following a dispute with First Great Western bosses. Read more: RMT is balloting London Underground members over a new strike The ballot for strike action and action short of a strike for all First Great Western members is underway over what the union describes [...]

  • Investigation launched into Network Rail reliability after delays and cost overruns

    June 12, 2015

    Network Rail is to be investigated by Britain's rail regulator after it was accused of delivering poor punctuality and reliability on some of its key routes.  The routes, some of which are the busiest commuter routes in the country, were "below requirements", according to the regulator, the Office of Road and Rail (ORR).  They are operated [...]

  • Network Rail profits halve as company admits it is not keeping up with pace of change

    June 11, 2015

    After strike threats and widespread condemnation over ongoing travel chaos, Network Rail is continuing its annus horribilis with a set of pretty dismal results.  The figures:   Network Rail's pre-tax profits halved for the year to March 31, from £1.-4bn to £506m, while opreating profit fell 13.3 per cent to £1.74bn.    Revenues also slipped [...]

  • Transport for London: If you’re travelling on Central Line you need to “replan your journey” after signal failure causes “carnage”

    June 9, 2015

    A signal failure at Marble Arch was causing travel chaos for Central Line commuters this morning, and the advice was pretty galling to Londoners who had no alternative route.    Severe delays were being caused by the problem, which engineers were attempting to fix during rush hour.    https://twitter.com/centralline/status/608171743677673472    Central Line's Twitter feed said: [...]

  • London to trial “world-first” traffic technology for cyclists

    June 5, 2015

    Transport for London is undertaking “world-first trials” of new technology that will give cyclists more time on green lights at major junctions.    The Department for Transport has given blanket approval for the scheme, which will enable traffic signal timings to be adjusted when there are high numbers of cyclists at key junctions during rush [...]

  • Bad news, commuters: RMT is balloting London Underground members over a new strike

    June 4, 2015

    Bad news fellow commuters.   Tube workers are voting on strike action over a pay deal that union RMT has branded “an insult to the hardworking men and women who deliver a world class service”.   All grades are being called to vote on both strike action and action short of a strike, both over [...]

  • Travel chaos expected for commuters as train derailment leaves London Bridge trains cancelled

    June 3, 2015

    Delays are expected at London Bridge station as commuters travel home, following the derailment of a freight train at Charlton.  While all lines are now reopened, National Rail has warned that trains between London Bridge and Charlton via Greenwich will be disrupted – with no trains on the route until at least 18:00.  Other delays [...]

  • 100 Southern, Thameslink, London Overground trains cancelled, delayed after Forest Hill trees block London Bridge line

    June 2, 2015

    More than 100 trains were cancelled or delayed before 11am this morning, as a result of the trees that had blown over onto a major route into London Bridge – and the number is only going to get bigger as the day goes on.    To put that figure into context, there were 22 trains [...]

  • Fallen trees at Forest Hill cleared but disruption to Southern and Thameslink trains into London Bridge continue amid stormy weather

    June 2, 2015

    Several fallen trees on the tracks near Forest Hill station in south east London continue disrupting services into London Bridge. After a morning of no trains running between Norwood and New Cross Gate on Southern and London Overground routes, all routes into the capital have now reopened, however they are still subject to delays.  Stormy [...]

  • National rail strike: RMT suspend 24-hour Network Rail walkout planned for 4-5 June

    June 1, 2015

    The national rail strike, scheduled to take place this week, has been suspended after unions and rail bosses negotiated a new pay deal. In a letter to members RMT general secretary Mick Cash said improvements to pay conditions "are enough to suspend the forthcoming industrial action". The action, due to take place over 24 hours [...]

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