Landslip stops trains between Dorking and Horsham: Southern Rail announces that line will reopen soon

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Southern Rail announced this afternoon (Wednesday, July 5) that there were no trains running between Dorking and Horsham following a landslip.

Southern Rail has now said that the line will reopen soon but at 3.46pm the company said on Twitter: “Trains can’t run on the line towards Horsham as it’s unsafe at this time.”

At 4pm Southern announced: “No trains can run between Dorking and Horsham until further notice. Some London Victoria to Horsham (via Dorking) services will instead go via Three Bridges and will form the train back to London Victoria from Horsham, via Dorking. Please check your journey before you travel at nationalrail.co.uk.”

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Trains were disrupted between Dorking and Horsham due to a landslipTrains were disrupted between Dorking and Horsham due to a landslip
Trains were disrupted between Dorking and Horsham due to a landslip

The company said people could use their tickets for no extra cost on Great Western Railway between Dorking Deepdene and Gatwick Airport. From there people could take alternative Southern or Thameslink trains to Horsham. They warned that journeys were likely to take up to 60 minutes longer and said people can check their route at southernrailway.com.

At about 5pm, Southern said on Twitter: “Engineers have inspected the area, the line can now reopen. The first service between London Victoria and Horsham, via Dorking will depart London Victoria at 5.40pm. The first service between Horsham and London Victoria, via Dorking will depart Horsham at 5.14pm.”

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