Train disruption today

Cancelled trains at the latest check

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Station disruption

The table has one row per station, showing how many of its next 12 departures were checked, cancelled and delayed. Most disrupted first. A station's name opens its live board.

National Rail notices

The National Rail Communication Centre writes these notices. They arrive with station boards. Some cover a whole line. Others cover one station's lifts or toilets. Those shown at the most stations come first.

• Trains through Barking may be cancelled or revised. There will be no c2c service between Barking and Grays via Rainham (Essex), or London Overground service between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside. More details can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at London Liverpool Street, Stratford (London), Barking
• Trains between Lewisham and London Bridge may be revised, cancelled or delayed by up to 20 minutes. More details can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at London Bridge, London Charing Cross, Abbey Wood
• Buses are replacing trains between Carmarthen and Pembroke Dock. Latest information can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at Manchester Piccadilly, Cardiff Central
• Trains between Liverpool Lime Street and Wigan North Western may be cancelled, delayed by up to 60 minutes, revised, or diverted. Latest information can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at Glasgow Central, Liverpool Lime Street
• Trains between Reading and Guildford may be cancelled. More details can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at Gatwick Airport, Reading
• The lift serving platform 12 is currently out of order at London Paddington station.Shown at London Paddington
• The accessible toilets on platform B are out of order at London St Pancras International station.Shown at London St Pancras International
• The escalator from platform A to the mezzanine level is currently unavailable at London St Pancras International station. Stairs and lifts are still available.Shown at London St Pancras International
• The escalators are out of order between the concourse and platform 12b at Birmingham New Street station until 9 December for essential maintenance. Alternative Routes & Step-Free Access:Red Zone Lifts: Fully operational at the B-end for step-free access to the concourse.Green Zone (A-end): Walk down to the front/A-end of the platform to access the Green Zone, where all escalators and lifts are fully open.Shown at Birmingham New Street
• The escalators are out of order at Glasgow Central station.If you need to re-arrange your travel plans because of this, please get in touch with ScotRail's free Assisted Travel Helpline 0800 046 1634 or Assisted Travel Textphone 18001 0800 046 1634 (for people who are hard of hearing.Shown at Glasgow Central
• Please allow extra time to transfer between the northbound Victoria line and northbound Great Northern platforms. Some of the interchange passageways are closed due to faulty lighting.Shown at Highbury & Islington
• Various toilets are out of order at Edinburgh station.Shown at Edinburgh Waverley
• Due to damage to the overhead wires, services between London Paddington and Didcot Parkway (in both directions) will be revised to operate in two sections. Between London Paddington and Reading trains will operate as scheduled with a separate shuttle service running between Reading and Didcot Parkway. Passengers who would normally travel on these services as a through train to / from Didcot Parkway and stations via Cholsey and Tilehurst will need to change trains at Reading.Shown at Reading
• The lifts will be out of order until further notice at Barking station.Shown at Barking
• Trains between Grays and Pitsea may be revised, cancelled or delayed by up to 10 minutes. Latest information can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at Barking
• Trains between Salisbury and Westbury may be cancelled, revised or delayed by up to 10 minutes. More details can be found in the Disruptions area of the National Rail website.Shown at Cardiff Central

How it works

The page is rebuilt from the live feed when someone visits, at most once every 5 minutes. It covers Britain's 40 busiest stations, ranked by passenger numbers in the ORR station usage estimates for April 2024 to March 2025. It reads the next 12 departures at each. It counts cancelled trains, those 5 or more minutes late, and those marked Delayed. Data is from Darwin, the same feed as station screens.

Counts are departures. A train calling at 2 of these stations counts at both. For other stations, use the A to Z of live departure boards. For network-wide updates and planned engineering works, see National Rail's disruptions page.