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
Commuters will continue to face disruption on trains in Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire until Friday morning (November 11).
On Tuesday afternoon, damage was caused to the overhead wires between Luton and London St Pancras International. Network Rail were able to fix the wires, but a signalling problem occurred as a result of this damage.
“I am sorry for the continued disruption to passengers. I know this situation is immensely frustrating and our engineers are working to resume services as quickly as possible.
“We are renewing the signalling equipment which was damaged beyond repair. This equipment is an essential part of how we move trains safely so we need to carry out methodical and meticulous testing overnight to make sure that it is working as it should. If this goes as planned East Midlands Trains will run a full service tomorrow. Unfortunately the level of disruption to the network means that there will be some changes to Thameslink services but we will work with them to get a full service restored as soon as possible."
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