Rail passengers still facing delays due to fault at Luton
Rail passengers still facing delays due to fault at Luton
Rail services return to normal following Luton fault
After three days of disruption, train services are finally back to normal for commuters in Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire.
Network Rail engineers had been working to fix damaged signalling equipment at Luton.
A new signalling control system has now been brought in after the old one was ruined by a power surge.
It caused major delays and lots of cancellations for passengers using both East Midlands and Thameslink trains.
Some minor alterations and cancellations can still be expected whilst the service recovers.
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