Of course we in the Uk over reacted and everywhere else would just shake it off as a little wind.
There are problems in Belgium as well. A tree has blocked the line between Antwerp Centraal and Amsterdam. So it is not just the UK that is affected
Of course we in the Uk over reacted and everywhere else would just shake it off as a little wind.
In that case, fair enough - though with the warnings given yesterday of no service in the morning, why risk it ?
There are problems in Belgium as well. A tree has blocked the line between Antwerp Centraal and Amsterdam. So it is not just the UK that is affected
MODS? WHERE ARE THE MODS?
Delete these posts now! We CANNOT have anyone being led to believe that such incidents might happen anywhere outside of the UK.
What next? People discovering that when snow falls in Scandinavia for the first time in the autumn, it's often incredibly chaotic and there are lots of accidents?
Time for me to hit the report button I think....
Does anyone have any more information on the OHL damage at New Southgate and an estimate of when it will be fixed please?
More services are being put in place so it shouldnt be that bad.
http://www.southernrailway.com/southern/news/temporary-timetable-for-today-monday-18-october/
Southerns emergency timetable today - going to be VERY fun at Falmer for the football tonight.
Fun at Redhill too - Only one train an hour from London Bridge to Horsham calling at Redhill. Nothing from Victoria. Even though the line from Redhill to East Croydon is clear of debris, trees etc - from visual inspection on the 11:14 to East Croydon this morning. That train will be very full if anyone got to London this morning - bet it only has 1x 377 on it
Does anyone have any more information on the OHL damage at New Southgate and an estimate of when it will be fixed please?
Someone on here had been moaning about Southern not showing ticket office closures online, so now along with all the delays issues, we are now getting info on every ticket office on the southern network closing early (or to go for a pee). In the last few weeks its gone up by 30% plus.
The folks running the Twitter feeds for the various TOCs all deserve medals IMO, they're diligently responding to as many queries as they can, even if most of the time the answer is "sorry, we're not running services yet / the line's blocked by a tree". They've also shared photos of fallen trees, and occasionally an "after" shot of the tree successfully cleared and reduced to logs on the side of the track!
With NRE and the TOCs' own websites buckling under the strain this morning, Twitter was essential to me in determining what was happening and what my best course of action should be.
he was trying to get home to Uckfield. Seems like he had to wait a few hours until late morning
lol someone needs to invent something to stop falling trees.

Absolutely, the guys on the Greater Anglia site have somehow managed to not lose it and respond "I SAID NO TRAINS BEFORE 12:00 YOU [insert favourite swearwords here]".
Friend who has been attempting to get from London to York since midday says he's on a train to Peterborough, think this is the first service out of the cross today, just before 3pm! No more details as of yet
Trees reported in the Liverpool Lime Street tunnels!
Looks like that train is 1F80 on a VSTP, stopping at Peterborough only (run by east coast). I wonder if it would be possible to continue running it north of Peterborough after it arrives? (Assuming it makes it there!)
Where does your train stop?? You might be better aiming for manchester more services avaliable and EMT suffering disruption on that route from Norwich and peteborough end.