FIRST Capital Connect (FCC) said today (Thursday) that train services would soon be back to normal, 24 hours after an incident near Hitchin station when a train brought down overhead power lines. FCC said this morning that it was hoping to restore normal
FIRST Capital Connect (FCC) said today (Thursday) that train services would soon be back to normal, 24 hours after an incident near Hitchin station when a train brought down overhead power lines.
FCC said this morning that it was hoping to restore normal services as soon as possible, between London King's Cross and Peterborough - which links with stations at Knebworth, Stevenage, Letchworth GC, Hitchin, Arlesey and Royston - now the line has been repaired after overnight work by engineers.
Meanwhile a number of trains were delayed at Stevenage this morning when a National Express East Coast train broke down near the station and blocked one of the fast track lines for two hours.
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