| Re: 10th August 2026 - Heathrow train reductions due to flooding Posted by stuving at 18:24, 11th August 2026 |     |
Both tunnels are now in use, with both EL and HEX trains running.
| Re: 10th August 2026 - Heathrow train reductions due to flooding Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 17:37, 11th August 2026 | |
With my abject apologies, I shall arrange for myself to be marched out onto the parade ground, to be shot at dawn.
| 10th August 2026 - Heathrow train reductions due to flooding Posted by grahame at 13:11, 11th August 2026 | |
From yesterday - 10th August 2026 - The BBC - did we miss this?
Railway services to Heathrow Airport are being severely disrupted following the closure of a tunnel for safety reasons, Network Rail says.
Elizabeth line services between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Terminals 4 and 5 were suspended until 11:00 BST while Heathrow Express trains have been reduced by 50% with just two trains an hour from London Paddington.
Network Rail says "major disruption is expected until the end of the day" because of a water leak limiting services to one line and that tickets will be accepted on the Piccadilly line and buses 105, 278, 350 and 482.
Heathrow Express is not currently accepting Elizabeth line tickets, which has infuriated some passengers at Paddington.
Elizabeth line services between Hayes & Harlington and Heathrow Terminals 4 and 5 were suspended until 11:00 BST while Heathrow Express trains have been reduced by 50% with just two trains an hour from London Paddington.
Network Rail says "major disruption is expected until the end of the day" because of a water leak limiting services to one line and that tickets will be accepted on the Piccadilly line and buses 105, 278, 350 and 482.
Heathrow Express is not currently accepting Elizabeth line tickets, which has infuriated some passengers at Paddington.
