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London signal failure causes East Midlands train delays London signal failure causes East Midlands train delays
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Trains from the East Midlands to London have been disrupted by a signal failure. Trains on the Midland Mainline have been disrupted by a signal failure in north-west London.
The problem has forced the suspension of services between St Pancras and Luton, East Midlands Trains said. The problem at Hendon forced the earlier suspension of East Midlands Trains services between St Pancras and Luton.
Network Rail engineers have been working to restore services but the firm expects delays for several hours. The company said limited services in the area had now resumed, but warned there would be delays on the mainline for the rest of the afternoon.
An East Midlands Trains spokeswoman said tickets were being accepted on some other routes. Tickets were being accepted on some other routes, according to the firm.
She advised passengers to use the firm's website for the latest information. A spokeswoman for East Midlands Trains advised passengers to use the company's website for the latest information.
She said: "Services on our network are still being disrupted by a signalling problem in the Hendon area although a limited train service is now running again between London St Pancras and Luton.
"We would like to apologise to passengers for any inconvenience these delays may cause and would like to thank them for their patience as Network Rail works hard to restore services to normal as quickly as possible."
The Midland Mainline runs between Sheffield and St Pancras, with stops at Chesterfield, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Kettering, Bedford and Luton.The Midland Mainline runs between Sheffield and St Pancras, with stops at Chesterfield, Nottingham, Derby, Leicester, Kettering, Bedford and Luton.