Rail passengers still facing delays due to fault at Luton
Rail passengers still facing delays due to fault at Luton
Rail passengers still facing delays due to fault at Luton
Video report by ITV Anglia's Liz Summers.
Passengers travelling from some stations in Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire are facing major delays because of a signalling fault.
Network Rail said it was caused by damage to overhead wires at Luton and repair work will continue throughout the day.
Thameslink services are affected between Bedford and London St Pancras. There is also disruption on East Midlands trains at Kettering, Corby, Wellingborough and Northampton.
Several replacement bus services are running and passengers are asked to check before they travel.
Network Rail has apologised to rail passengers.
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