Arena and Elmers End tram stops closed
A track fault at Lebanon Road has disrupted services on the Wimbledon to Elmers End branch.
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Transport for London has announced the closure of two tram stops, Arena and Elmers End, on the Tramlink network. The disruption is caused by a track fault identified at Lebanon Road in south London.
The affected stops are situated on the tram branch that operates between Wimbledon and Elmers End. Arena is located immediately before Elmers End on the eastern section of this route, bordering South Norwood Country Park.
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Transport for London confirmed that services on other tram routes are operating normally. Residents travelling on the affected branch are advised to seek alternative arrangements.
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+Which tram stops are currently closed?
Arena and Elmers End tram stops are closed. This is due to a track fault that has been identified at Lebanon Road in south London.
+What part of the tram network is affected?
The disruption affects the tram branch that runs between Wimbledon and Elmers End. Transport for London has reported good service on all other tram routes.
+What caused the tram service disruption?
The closure of the Arena and Elmers End tram stops is due to a track fault. This fault has been located at Lebanon Road in south London.
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