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  • More commuter misery as flooding disrupts Thameslink trains at Farringdon and St Pancras

    January 23, 2015

    There is more commuter misery for your Friday afternoon thanks to flooding between St Pancras and Farringdon stations.   A burst water main is the culprit for the disruption to the Thameslink service, with National Rail confirming that only “a limited number” of trains will be able to make their way through the affected area.  [...]

  • Travel chaos at London Waterloo, Paddington and Charing Cross stations

    January 23, 2015

    There was travel chaos during rush hour this morning, as two of London's biggest stations were evacuated and one was hit by delays and cancellations after signalling problems. Waterloo station was reopened following an evacuation after a member of London Underground accidentally set off an alarm. The alarm sounded at 9.01am, according to the British [...]

  • DLR 48-hour strike to hit commuters next week

    January 22, 2015

    Some Londoners are set for two days of transport chaos after RMT members on the Docklands Light Railway (DLR) voted for strike action. DLR workers voted to go on a 48-hour strike because of a dispute over pay and conditions. RMT members will walk out at 4am on 28 January. The union's general secretary, Mick [...]

  • World’s longest urban trampoline to bounce back? Bounceway “could still be crowdfunded”, says TfL

    January 21, 2015

    This is one opportunity London's transport boss didn't jump at. Having bounced the idea around, "the world's longest open air trampoline" has been turned down by Sir Peter Hendy, the man holding Transport for London's (TfL) purse strings.  But that doesn't necessarily mean the dream is over: the group behind the "Bounceway" is still mulling [...]

  • London travel chaos: Heathrow Express suspends services as A13 lorry crash causes traffic delays

    January 21, 2015

    Commuters faced chaos this morning as Heathrow Connect and Heathrow Express cancelled services and an accident on the A13 led to severe traffic diversions. The A13 was shut down in both directions at Marsh Way, east London. Police were called in at 5:16am this morning after a collision between a lorry and two vans. Two [...]

  • Rail operator Southern blamed by six-year-old whose dad is “always late” because of delays

    January 19, 2015

    Delays on our commute are frustrating, but after a bit of a rant at whoever you first see when you eventually get to your destination, they tend to be something most of us put up with.    But not six-year-old Ella Porter, who has written a letter to the bosses of Southern, complaining that her [...]

  • After weekend of chaos, more delays on Eurostar following fire near northern Paris suburb

    January 19, 2015

    Minor delays occurred on the Eurostar again today following another small fire in Paris.    On Saturday, a lorry caught on fire on the French side of the tunnel and resulted in trains being cancelled for the rest of the day.   In order to accommodate travellers who could not use the train services they [...]

  • Eurostar suspended: Lorry fire in Channel Tunnel causes train cancellations for rest of day

    January 17, 2015

    Eurostar trains have been suspended “until further notice” because of a lorry fire on the French side of the Channel Tunnel. Passengers planning to travel on the Eurostar today have been advised to postpone their journeys and told not to head to the station as no services will be running for the rest of the [...]

  • Finsbury Park was “entirely unsuitable” as King’s Cross replacement, admits transport boss. No kidding

    January 15, 2015

    A transport boss has gone on the record to admit that Network Rail's decision to use Finsbury Park station as a replacement for King's Cross while the latter was out of action over Christmas, thus causing abject misery for thousands of travellers, was "entirely unsuitable". Robin Gisby, Network Rail's managing director of network operations, appeared [...]

  • Brighton to Victoria Train of Shame: Southern offers grovelling apology following another week of delays

    January 14, 2015

    Southern, the company behind the Train of Shame – the 7.29am service from Brighton to Victoria which was late every day last year – was forced to apologise to customers yesterday following a week of severe delays. “We understand our passengers’ frustration and apologise for the levels of performance they are currently experiencing,” said David [...]

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