Edinburgh train passengers have been issued a travel warning after a train track snapped.
London North Eastern Railway (LNER) announced to their customers that there are a number of cancellations and disruptions to travel after following a broken rail on a major line. Due to the incident at Colton Junction on Sunday, May 21, no trains have been able to run between Doncaster and York.
This means that there are a number of cancellations to services across the route and passengers are being strongly advised 'not to travel' today' following the disruption.
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The train operator also tweeted: "Customers are advised to NOT TRAVEL TODAY and to obtain a refund for their ticket via their original point of purchase.
"Customers with LNER tickets dated today, Sunday 21 May are able to defer travel to tomorrow, Monday 22 May. We are sorry for any inconvenience caused."
To following trains have been cancelled;
- 2:30pm London Kings Cross to Edinburgh due 7:09pm
- 5:30pm London Kings Cross to Edinburgh due 8:12pm
- 4:30pm London Kings Cross to Edinburgh due 9:15pm
- 5:30pm London Kings Cross to Edinburgh due 10:15pm
- 6:30pm London Kings Cross to Edinburgh due 11:12pm
- 4:00pm Edinburgh to London Kings Cross due 8:42pm
- 5:00pm Edinburgh to London Kings Cross due 9:39pm
- 6:00pm Edinburgh to London Kings Cross due 22:39pm
On the website, LNER adds: "A broken rail between York and Leeds / Doncaster is causing disruption to journeys between these stations. Trains running between these stations will be cancelled, delayed or diverted. Disruption is expected until the end of the day."
For more information visit LNER.
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