Thursday 25 Jul 2019
Passengers across Britain advised to check before they travel on Friday 26 July
- Region & Route:
- National
Nick King, network services director at Network Rail said: “There were a number of heat related incidents across the railway on Thursday 25 July. Our teams have been working flat out to fix the issues, however we are sorry that disruption is likely to continue into the morning (Friday 26 July). We are advising passengers to check with their train operators or the National Rail Enquiries website before travelling.”
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