Landslip causes Devon train disruption for second time in a week

Landslip Causes Devon Train Disruption for Second Time in a Week A landslip in Devon has caused train disruption for the second time in a week, leading to the suspension of services between Honiton and Axminster until Monday. The landslip occurred in Devon, leading to the closure of the railway line between Honiton and Axminster. This incident marks the second time in just a week that train services in the region have been disrupted due to a landslip. The landslip has resulted in the temporary closure of the railway line, affecting train services between Honiton and Axminster. The disruption is expected to last until Monday, causing inconvenience for commuters and travelers in the Devon area. The landslip has caused significant damage to the railway line, making it unsafe for trains to operate. As a result, all services between Honiton and Axminster have been suspended until the necessary repairs and safety measures can be carried out. Engineers and maintenance workers are working tirelessly to assess the damage and implement the required repairs. However, due to the severity of the landslip, it is expected to take several days before the railway line can be reopened and train services can resume as normal. The landslip is believed to have been caused by heavy rain in the area, which saturated the ground and caused a section of the hillside to collapse onto the railway line. The recent storms and inclement weather in Devon have heightened the risk of landslips and other weather-related incidents. The closure of the railway line