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Train derailment in Crewe causes delays Train derailment in Crewe causes delays
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A derailed freight train at Crewe has caused overhead wire problems, resulting in delays to trains.A derailed freight train at Crewe has caused overhead wire problems, resulting in delays to trains.
There are delays of up to 70 minutes to all trains through the station following the derailment, which happened at about 18:30 BST. There have been delays of up to 70 minutes to all trains through the station following the derailment, which happened at about 18:30 BST.
All routes through Crewe are affected, National Rail Enquiries said. All routes through Crewe were affected, National Rail Enquiries said.
Services operated by Arriva Trains Wales, Cross Country, East Midlands Trains, London Midland, Northern Rail and Virgin Trains have been delayed.Services operated by Arriva Trains Wales, Cross Country, East Midlands Trains, London Midland, Northern Rail and Virgin Trains have been delayed.
At about 20:20, National Rail Enquiries said all lines through Crewe had reopened, but passengers may still be delayed by up to 70 minutes while services return to normal. At 22:09, National Rail Enquiries said all lines through Crewe had reopened, but passengers may still be delayed by up to 35 minutes while services return to normal.
Frank Keogh, from BBC Sport, who is on a train from Manchester to London that has been halted outside Crewe, said his Virgin train was sent back up north to Stockport. Frank Keogh, from BBC Sport, who was on a train from Manchester to London that had been halted outside Crewe, said his Virgin train was sent back up north to Stockport.
'Surprisingly calm''Surprisingly calm'
Mr Keogh was going to watch England's World Cup game in Milton Keynes.Mr Keogh was going to watch England's World Cup game in Milton Keynes.
He said: "It's unfortunate for me as I was going to meet an old friend to watch the football which I'm not going to see now.He said: "It's unfortunate for me as I was going to meet an old friend to watch the football which I'm not going to see now.
"I'm thankful that it seems nobody's been hurt in the derailment. It's frustrating because it's such a big game.""I'm thankful that it seems nobody's been hurt in the derailment. It's frustrating because it's such a big game."
Penny Gill ‏tweeted: "#crewe Another night out ruined because of train delays and a really grumpy husband! So fed up! How long will delay be?!!!"Penny Gill ‏tweeted: "#crewe Another night out ruined because of train delays and a really grumpy husband! So fed up! How long will delay be?!!!"
IT worker Lior Abel, who was stuck between Crewe and Stafford, said his Cross Country train was stopped for just over an hour.IT worker Lior Abel, who was stuck between Crewe and Stafford, said his Cross Country train was stopped for just over an hour.
He said: "My dogs are waiting at home so I'm anxiously waiting to go back to them. They've been there all day.He said: "My dogs are waiting at home so I'm anxiously waiting to go back to them. They've been there all day.
"[People here are] anxious to get home but surprisingly calm.""[People here are] anxious to get home but surprisingly calm."
East Midlands Trains passengers can use replacement buses between Crewe and Stoke-On-Trent, while London Midland passengers may use Cross Country services via any reasonable route.
Virgin Trains passengers may use CrossCountry via any reasonable route.
There have been replacement bus services between Crewe and Warrington Bank Quay/Stafford.