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Train services resume between Richmond and South Acton after morning signalling fault

By Cesar Medina   20th Oct 2025

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Trains are running again between Richmond and South Acton after a signalling fault caused major delays earlier today (credit: Cesar Medina).
Trains are running again between Richmond and South Acton after a signalling fault caused major delays earlier today (credit: Cesar Medina).

National Rail reports that disruptions between Richmond and South Acton have ended, but residual delays persist after a Richmond signaling fault blocked lines.

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