Widespread UK Rail Disruptions After Multiple Fallen Trees Block Lines in Pembrokeshire, Essex, Herefordshire

Fallen trees caused by recent storms have led to significant train disruptions across various regions in the UK. In Pembrokeshire, a tree blocking the railway caused cancellations and terminations of multiple Transport for Wales services, with passengers stranded and rerouted. Similarly, Greater Anglia reported service disruptions at Colchester due to a tree on overhead electric wires, leading to controlled evacuations and limited replacement buses. Between Herefordshire and Shropshire, fallen trees blocked lines between Leominster and Ludlow, delaying or cancelling services on West Midlands Railway and Great Western Railway routes, though some lines have since reopened. The Met Office has issued a yellow wind alert, warning of ongoing travel disruption and power cuts. Passengers are advised to check live updates and journey planners for the latest information on service status.