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Train cancellations and delays hit routes across South East England after multiple incidents
A derailment at Selhurst depot and signalling faults between London Blackfriars and Norwood Junction caused cancellations and delays up to 60 minutes across Southern, Thameslink, and Gatwick Express.
- On Wednesday, Govia Thameslink Railway said a train derailment at Selhurst depot and a signalling fault between London Blackfriars and Norwood Junction caused major disruption expected through the day.
- Because a signalling fault prevented the system detecting trains, drivers had to stop at red signals and proceed with verbal permission, while a derailment inside Selhurst depot blocked depot exits, reducing available rolling stock.
- Some services were suspended or diverted, including the London Bridge–East Grinstead and Brighton–Cambridge routes, while Penge West, Anerley, Norwood Junction, and West Croydon stations were not served; operators accepted tickets on London Underground, buses, trams, and the Elizabeth line at no extra cost.
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