Banham7
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1E09 has been sent through past Peterborough towards London. Guessing the plan will be to turn that at either St Neots or Stevenage.
Unsure of time of reopening, but plan is 3 x trains per hour in each direction.1E09 has been sent through past Peterborough towards London. Guessing the plan will be to turn that at either St Neots or Stevenage.
Standard Class of 1B87 15.27 Lincoln-Kings X also pretty much full and standing in the Standard Class compartment leaving Lincoln. Destination screens still showing London.15.37 Sheffield-St Pancras observed to be full and standing throughout before it even left Sheffield.
1409 Sheffield to Pancras ran fast Derby to Leicester. Presume also due to full and standing.15.37 Sheffield-St Pancras observed to be full and standing throughout before it even left Sheffield.
I know disruption isn't normally this bad and ticket acceptance can't always be taken for granted, but when tickets are being accepted on so many alternative routes, I don't see the point of not just saying that any valid ticket is converted to an anytime single (/ return if applicable).Avanti acceptance is in place between Edinburgh and London Euston.
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some comms do take what appear to be very diverse routesNorwich - Ely comms also appear to be affected by the fire which is a bit odd as signalling controlled by Cambridge PSB ?
Indeed, Network Rail have now confirmed it's due to the fire.some comms do take what appear to be very diverse routes
Obviously they've changed their plans a couple of times. 1Z95 was showing as "Cancel" on RTT when I posted and 5E84 was showing as only going to Central.1Z95 departed from Peterborough heading north and is showing as running to Edinburgh, plan was term NCL to form 1S97, unless things have changed. Where are you seeing it cancelled except for a path on RTT, as the other path showing it running is in there?
5E84 is off the terminated 1E84 and is returning to Heaton. (That is, or was the plan, but obviously things change).
I bet the EMR staff at Sheffield are a bit stressed today as this is the second time in a week that they have had to deal with lots of ECML passengers filling up their trains. Last Friday doors were being locked 10 to 20 mins before departure due to trains being full.15.37 Sheffield-St Pancras observed to be full and standing throughout before it even left Sheffield.
The relationship between LNER and GC would have no impact on what GC decide to run! If they run empty it is there choice and absolutely nothing to do with there LNER relationship.Saw that Lumo pass York. Looked like about 10 people onboard the whole train.
I was originally going to get the 13:11 Doncaster-York but decided to flag it and have another pint. Which turned into over 2 hours of supping! The Draughtsman pub certainly did well out of it.
One thing that was a bit infuriating was seeing one if not two Grand Central 180s terminating and going empty back North with a full crew onboard. While there was over a two hour gap on service between Doncaster and York. It seems the relationship between LNER and GC isn't exactly good... but surely carrying any Northbound passengers even as far as York where they could have changed for TPE/XC/other LNER services if they wanted further North would have been beneficial all round? GC could have even potentially got a few quid out of LNER for the pleasure too.
The power kept tripping, however is now live again, services should be running (or about to recommence).Anyone know whats happening with the Northern city line? Seems our train and others are being diverted to kings cross from finsbury park, although I didnt hear a reason given. Checking traksy and the tunnels look empty
I bet the EMR staff at Sheffield are a bit stressed today as this is the second time in a week that they have had to deal with lots of ECML passengers filling up their trains. Last Friday doors were being locked 10 to 20 mins before departure due to trains being full.
Loss of power between Moorgate and Finsbury Park apparently.Anyone know whats happening with the Northern city line? Seems our train and others are being diverted to kings cross from finsbury park, although I didnt hear a reason given. Checking traksy and the tunnels look empty
That picture looks to be just north of the A602 road bridge.A tweet by network rail shows the severity of the fire, also included the picture from the tweet.
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No one will know the answer to that it all depends on the extensive damage caused and if they can get it repaired in time for tomorrow.What are my chances of a smooth journey from Cambridge to Kings Cross at 0600 tomorrow morning?
No one will know the answer to that it all depends on the extensive damage caused and if they can get it repaired in time for tomorrow.
Trains now appear to be moving through the area at line speed.Feared as much! Might have to be a taxi to Cambridge to catch an earlier Liverpool Street train as I have a Eurostar connection to catch!
Definitely not the PSU cabled AT feeders; IIRC, it was for the new signalling brought in for the Stevenage Turnback (P5), which the ECDP lot piggy-backed on later.Thats relatively new troughing so is it related to the ETCS overlay or is it the 25kV cables for the ATS?
That fire looks nasty. Are the cables just that flammable, or did a train spill diesel over them or something?A tweet by network rail shows the severity of the fire, also included the picture from the tweet.
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Fibre Optic cable destroyed.Indeed, Network Rail have now confirmed it's due to the fire.