Train delays and cancellations following signal fault
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Train services in south Wales have been delayed and cancelled after major disruption in England.
Great Western Railway main line trains between south Wales and London face delays following a fault with the signalling system, external near Paddington.
Services through Bristol Temple Meads, external have been cancelled after signal cables were stolen near Filton Abbey Wood.
Lines to and from south Wales have reopened but passengers were warned to expect delays until Tuesday afternoon.
Great Western are advising passengers not to travel unless absolutely necessary but replacement buses are in operation.
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Numerous trains between south Wales, the south west and the south coast of England have already been cancelled with more services expected to be affected.
Railway cable theft caused more than 166 hours of delays to passengers in Wales last year.
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- Published5 January 2018
- Published5 January 2018
