On 6 Feb, 11:14, Roland Perry wrote:

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02:55:33 on Fri, 6 Feb 2009, Mizter T remarked:

"Signal failure" is a generic term they use for a failure of the
signalling system, and only occasionally means a failure of an actual
signal.

Most likely a track circuit failure perhaps?

On National Rail it's often chavs stealing the wiring (for the copper).

Not something that I recall happening on LU, nor indeed on the
mainline railways in London itself - I'm sure it must have though. I'm
speaking about people nicking wired-in wiring, which excludes this
audacious attempt at theft from London Bridge station that then turned
into a rather dangerous getaway attempt:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6447625.stm
(Is the guy on the right pulling a face?...)

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Mizter T writes
On National Rail it's often chavs stealing the wiring (for the copper).

Not something that I recall happening on LU, nor indeed on the mainline
railways in London itself - I'm sure it must have though. I'm speaking
about people nicking wired-in wiring, which excludes this audacious
attempt at theft from London Bridge station that then turned into a
rather dangerous getaway attempt:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6447625.stm (Is the guy on
the right pulling a face?...)

Yes, there have been instances on LU too.
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On Feb 6, 12:07*pm, Mizter T wrote:
(Is the guy on the right pulling a face?...)

Nah , probably just another inbred pikey.

B2003