GNER 91128
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Currently on the 7:30 ex KGX to EDB and the guard has announced major disruption north of Newcastle due to power problems. Are the Overhead lines down? Or what's gone wrong?
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Problems North Newcastle? 13/2
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East Coast website just says;
Electrical supply problems are causing disruption in the Cramlington area.
There are delays of up to 90 minutes between Newcastle and Berwick-upon-Tweed. These delays will continue until further notice.
Travel advice:
Northern Rail - buses are replacing trains between Newcastle and Morpeth.
East Coast - Passengers are advised to travel on their booked services. Passengers with tickets for cancelled services are advised to travel on the service immediately before or after their booked service. Passengers may use Virgin Trains services between London and Scotland.
CrossCountry - Passengers may use East Coast services between Edinburgh and York
To find out whether this will impact your journey and to get alternative options planned for you, please use the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner, or call TrainTracker on 0871 200 49 50.
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Electrical supply problems are causing disruption in the Cramlington area.
There are delays of up to 90 minutes between Newcastle and Berwick-upon-Tweed. These delays will continue until further notice.
Travel advice:
Northern Rail - buses are replacing trains between Newcastle and Morpeth.
East Coast - Passengers are advised to travel on their booked services. Passengers with tickets for cancelled services are advised to travel on the service immediately before or after their booked service. Passengers may use Virgin Trains services between London and Scotland.
CrossCountry - Passengers may use East Coast services between Edinburgh and York
To find out whether this will impact your journey and to get alternative options planned for you, please use the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner, or call TrainTracker on 0871 200 49 50.
For the latest rail travel news, why not follow National Rail Enquiries on Twitter, or find us on Facebook.
GNER 91128
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Found out there's signal failure. We all got kicked off at Newcastle and now on the train that was behind I didn't think 2 trains into 1 worked but we've seem to have coped.
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