Lots of cancellations at Castle Cary over the next few hours.

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Only one cancellation at Westbury which is the 10.02am to London Paddington.

• GWR services between Taunton and Westbury and between Weymouth and Westbury will be severely disrupted and trains will be amended or cancelled.
• Replacement road transport will operate where required.
• Arrangements have been made for GWR tickets to be accepted on South West Train services via any reasonable route and CrossCountry services between Taunton and Bristol Temple Meads.
• A shuttle train service is running between Weymouth and Castle Cary with connecting replacement road transport to/from Westbury.
• Passengers travelling between Weymouth and Westbury may also travel via Salisbury for the South West Trains train service between Weymouth and Southampton, this journey takes up to three hours. 
• GWR customers are advised to check journey details before travelling here, external .

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Network Rail engineers are on site to repair damage to the line between Castle Cary and Westbury, after a freight train derailed last night. 

Trains are not able to call at stations at Frome or Bruton. Great Western Railway (GWR) said the area will be affected for at least 48 hours. This is to allow for track inspections and repairs. 

GWR added journeys may take an extra 30 minutes due to diversions. 

It advised passengers travelling to Pewsey to change at Swindon for road transport. 

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Here's the latest in Westbury - from 7.05am.

Image source, Network Rail

And the same at Castle Cary.

Image source, Network Rail

• Services between Taunton and Westbury and between Weymouth and Westbury will be severely disrupted and trains will be amended or cancelled.
• Replacement road transport will operate where required. 
• Great Western Railway customers are advised to check journey details before travelling here, external .

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One of the main railway lines through Somerset is blocked today after a freight train derailed last night. The line is expected to remain closed for at least the rest of today. 

Great Western Railway (GWR) said the train came off the line at the East Somerset Junction between Castle Cary and Westbury. No services will run along this line. Services to Frome and Bruton are also affected. 

Network Rail said it's working closely with GWR and South West Trains to put contingency plans in place - these include diverting services between London and the West via Bristol.  

A diversion of around 30 minutes is currently in place but passengers are being asked to check their service before leaving. 

The freight train was carrying stone and ballast. No-one was injured but there was significant damage to track and equipment. 

We'll keep you up-to-date on Local Live with any developments.