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Not exactly sure what is going on, trains cancelled & delayed this morning due to a "signalling fault".

Just seen this on the BBC, more delay do you think? I would have thought this would have already been sorted ad infinitum? Shades of Portishead? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cambridgeshire-67196909.amp

https://news.sky.com/story/network-rail-failing-to-stop-unacceptable-overcrowding-at-euston-train-station-says-rail-regulator-12987047

Moderator note: split from https://www.railforums.co.uk/threads/hs2-old-oak-common.240858/ Never understood why they didn't plan to terminate it in st pancras anyway, to connect to HS1.

It's been a year since "levelling up" reopened the 16 odd miles from Exeter to Okehampton. Passenger numbers seem up, has it been a success for all concerned?

Salisbury to Exeter survived the good Dr, even though it was a duplicate route ( which he hated). Yes it was cut to the bone & all its branches ( except Exmouth) closed, but why did it survive at all? Diversionary route when GWML closed? If that was the case and rationale, why Tavistock-...

Got the usual letter through the door yesterday as they are doing some tree tidying over December at the end of my road. All fine, dates and times, nearest postcode, sorry fo the inconvience etc. Except this time in the information there is a "What3Words" column and three random words ( Like a...

A few years ago a lot of people were hurt by "flying luggage" stored in the overhead "bins" on aircraft when they crashed or had a rough landing ( or even bad turbulance) . As a result the latches on the bins were reinforced. OK a train isn't the same as a plane, but as overhead luggage racks...