Fast trains unable to stop at Twyford

Will Taylor

05:20PM, Monday 21 October 2019

TRAINS: Signalling issues between Slough and Maidenhead

Fast trains will not be able to call at Twyford en route to Reading, GWR has tweeted.

A safety inspection of the track between Slough and Reading has resulted in the services being unable to stop at the village.

Passengers can use their tickets on fast services to Reading and then come back to Twyford, the company has said.

A safety inspection of the track between #Slough and #Reading means fast trains can't currently call at Twyford towards Reading. You can use your ticket on fast services to Reading and then back to Twyford, even if the route does not usually include via Reading.

— GWR Help (@GWRHelp) October 21, 2019

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