Lines between West Ealing and Greenford reopened at 8.32pm after a signalling fault, National Rail said. Great Western Railway trains are able to run again.

Update, 8.43pm: National Rail marked the incident cleared at 8.32pm and said: “Lines have reopened following a fault with the signalling system between West Ealing and Greenford. Trains are able to run again.”

Trains between West Ealing and Greenford were cancelled earlier this evening because of “a fault with the signalling system”, National Rail said.

  • What: The line was blocked and trains could not run. It has now reopened.
  • Where: Between West Ealing and Greenford.
  • When: Reported at 7.19pm and marked cleared by National Rail at 8.32pm. National Rail had expected disruption until about 10pm. While the line was closed, tickets were accepted on buses E1, E6, E11 and 105 and the Underground.

Source: National Rail live travel information. Last checked at 8.43pm on Saturday 14 November.