London Marylebone railway station closed due to tunnel ‘defect’

By PA News

Published: 08:16, 07 September 2022

| Updated: 09:21, 07 September 2022

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London Marylebone railway station is closed due to a problem with a tunnel (Nick Ansell/PA)

London Marylebone railway station has been closed due to a problem with a tunnel.

National Rail Enquiries said no trains will enter or leave the west London station on Wednesday morning.

DO NOT TRAVEL TO/FROM LONDON MARYLEBONE
For customers going to/from West Ruislip, ticket acceptance is in place on @TfL London Underground.
From West Ruislip, take the Central Line to Oxford Circus, and from there, take the Bakerloo Line to Marylebone. pic.twitter.com/96mdWTWAPR
— Chiltern Railways (@chilternrailway) September 7, 2022

Chiltern Railways, which serves the station, told passengers on Twitter there is “a defect in the tunnel to/from London Marylebone”.

The station connects the capital with locations such as Birmingham Moor Street, Oxford and High Wycombe.

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