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London Overground disruption between Willesden Junction and Richmond cleared

By Cesar Medina   19th Sep 2025

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A signalling failure meant that there was disruption between Richmond and Willesden Junction earlier this morning (credit: Cesar Medina).
A signalling failure meant that there was disruption between Richmond and Willesden Junction earlier this morning (credit: Cesar Medina).

Commuters on the London Overground faced early morning disruption today (Friday 19 September) after a fault with the signalling system near Acton Central.

The issue, reported by National Rail shortly after 6am, affected services running between Willesden Junction and Richmond.

Passengers were warned of cancellations and delays until around 8.30am. At that time, National Rail confirmed the fault had been resolved and services were running normally again.

Travellers are advised to continue checking live updates before making their journeys.

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