Rail lines reopen at Birmingham station following fault
Passengers had been warned of major disruption due to a points failure, which meant trains were unable to pass through the station, but National Rail engineers attended the scene to resolve the issue.
West Midlands train services have resumed after railway lines were reopened following a signalling fault at Birmingham Moor Street station.
Passengers had been warned of major disruption due to a points failure, which meant trains were unable to pass through the station.
Transport for West Midlands confirmed that services through Birmingham Moor Street and the wider Snow Hill line had been affected, with delays, cancellations and short-notice alterations.
National Rail engineers attended the scene to resolve the issue.
In the latest update at 12.20pm today (November 12), Transport for West Midlands said: “The earlier problem at Moor Street Station has been resolved, and rail lines have reopened. There may still be short-term disruption while the service reforms.”
Passengers are advised to check their journeys before travelling.
They can check their train online or find out more about Delay Repay compensation.
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