Monday 19 Jun 2017
Passengers urged to check before they travel on the Midland Mainline to Corby
- Region & Route:
- Eastern: Anglia
- | Eastern
Passengers travelling to Corby on the Midland Mainline this morning (Monday 19 June) are urged to check before they travel owing to overrunning engineering works.
A Network Rail spokesperson said: "We have been working on the Midland Mainline overnight but have not been able to complete the work on time. We are now working to a revised plan to complete the work and get trains running as quickly as possible. I apologise for the inconvenience this will cause and ask that passengers check before they travel this morning."
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