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Disruption between Weybridge and Surbiton expected until 14:00 

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Incident reported: Wednesday 12 August 2026 at 11:25

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Last updated

Wednesday 12 August 2026 at 11:52

Train operators affected

Route(s) affected

Trains between Portsmouth Harbour / Basingstoke / Alton / Woking and London Waterloo

Description

A fault with the signalling system at Weybridge means some lines towards Surbiton are blocked. As a result, trains between Weybridge and Surbiton may be cancelled, delayed or revised.

Disruption is expected until 14:00.

What South Western Railway are doing about it:

There is a signalling problem at Weybridge on the main line towards Surbiton. Train services on the main line towards Surbiton are currently diverted between Byfleet & New Haw and Surbiton.

Engineers are on their way to site. At present, it is not known when the lines are expected to reopen.

Long distance and mainline services:

Services on the main line are currently subject to delays, diversions and possible short‑notice cancellations..

Suburban services:

The Woking to London Waterloo stopping services will run non‑stop between Surbiton and London Waterloo. These services will not call at Wimbledon, Earlsfield, Clapham Junction or Vauxhall. Passengers for these stations should change at Surbiton and join alternative services.

If you need any help with your journey, please speak to a member of staff or use a station help point.

If you would prefer to use local buses to continue your journey please check Traveline. South Western Railway tickets are not valid on local buses unless stated above.

Check before you travel:

You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner.

Compensation:

You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim.

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