rower40
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This week's (2nd to 6th Feb 2026) engineering work north of Sheffield is causing the Cross-Country services to be diverted. Southbound, they go via Rotherham Central, Tinsley South Junction, and a reversal at Woodburn Junction, then Woodhouse and Beighton junctions.
However, the line from Masborough Junction to Beighton Junction is still open to traffic. Why are Cross-Country trains taking the convoluted route (with a reversal) rather than a more direct route?
However, the line from Masborough Junction to Beighton Junction is still open to traffic. Why are Cross-Country trains taking the convoluted route (with a reversal) rather than a more direct route?