Worcester rail closure draws focus to infrastructure in Great British Railways plan
A fault shut all lines between Cheltenham Spa and Worcester Shrub Hill just as the government set out GBR's future responsibility for rail infrastructure.
Cotswold Journal reported that all lines between Cheltenham Spa and Worcester Shrub Hill were closed and trains cancelled because of a fault [1][2]. The Department for Transport published updates on the programme to transfer rail services into public ownership and establish Great British Railways as the body responsible for passenger services and infrastructure [3]. The Cotswold Journal report describes a fault on the railway; the Department for Transport guidance describes GBR's planned responsibility for infrastructure [1][2][3].
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