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Broken railway track disrupts trains across the country | Broken railway track disrupts trains across the country |
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Train services across the country have been cancelled due to a broken piece of track outside Manchester Piccadilly. | Train services across the country have been cancelled due to a broken piece of track outside Manchester Piccadilly. |
Network Rail said one of six lines into the station was closed affecting services to Birmingham, Manchester Airport and London. | |
Passengers vented their frustration at more problems on the railways after Northern's timetable changes in the summer caused "carnage". | |
Network Rail apologised and said it hoped to have the rail fixed overnight. | |
In a statement, it said four of the six lines would be closed through the night to fix the problem. | |
Passengers have been advised to check before they travel. | Passengers have been advised to check before they travel. |
An hourly bus journey has replaced the service from Piccadilly to Manchester Airport. | |
Tickets are being accepted on the Metrolink between the airport and Manchester Piccadilly and also on Transpennine Express services. | |
Virgin cancelled some trains to London and the following routes have been affected: | |
A full list of routes affected can be found on the National Rail website. | A full list of routes affected can be found on the National Rail website. |
Passengers have taken to Twitter to vent their frustration, with one saying the service was a "constant disappointment" and another suggesting they return to the days of Richard III and "fast horses" | Passengers have taken to Twitter to vent their frustration, with one saying the service was a "constant disappointment" and another suggesting they return to the days of Richard III and "fast horses" |