UK: East Coast Main Line Engineering Work to Disrupt Travel Yurtdışı Haberleri by railsistem - Ocak 10, 20250 Network Rail has announced that services on the East Coast Mail Line will be severely disrupted as a result of planned engineering work over two weekends during the next month. Works will see vital improvements made to track, drainage and overhead power lines on both 25-26 January and 1-2 February. ECDP work being carried out over Christmas 2023 © Network Rail As a result of the works, Network Rail has stated there will be no direct trains to and from London King’s Cross on either weekend, with LNER operating a reduced service to Peterborough, which will then see passengers offered rail replacement coaches to Bedford, where they will be able to use Thameslink services to reach London St Pancras. London King’s Cross’ closure includes the cancellation of any Thameslink or Great Northern services between London and Peterborough, Royston and Stevenage via Hertford North. There will be a reduced service for Sunderland to Peterborough trains operating from Grand Central, with coach connections offered. Services to and from Bradford will also be suspended. Hull Trains are set to run two trains in each direction per day, running to and from St Pancras instead of their usual King’s Cross stops. Lumo’s service will also include a non-stop rail replacement coach between King’s Cross and Peterborough. Simon Pumphrey, Network Rail infrastructure director, said: “The work our teams will be carrying out over both these weekends goes well beyond regular maintenance tasks. This work is carefully planned to maximise the time when there are track closures, allowing us to undertake several projects at once and avoiding more frequent track closures. “We’re sorry to passengers affected by the disruption and thank them for their patience as we make improvements that will help make the railway more reliable.” As part of the planned engineering work, Network Rail will begin the renewal of the line north of Stevenage, investment in bridge timbers south of Finsbury Park, tunnel drainage work at Hadley Wood, overhead line equipment improvement at Biggleswade & Bounds Green and the upgrade of switch and crossing equipment at Welwyn Garden City. In addition to the engineering works, initial preparations will also be made for the implementation of the East Coast Digital Programme (ECDP), which aims to deliver more reliable, sustainable journeys with the introduction of in-cab digital signalling technology. A spokesperson on behalf of LNER, Hull Trains, Lumo and Grand Central, said: “Customers are advised to plan ahead and check before they travel, with the latest journey details available on our websites and social media feeds. “Our colleagues will be on hand to help people’s journeys run as smoothly as possible through both weekends while this work takes place.” source= https://railway-news.com/uk-east-coast-main-line-engineering-work-to-disrupt-travel/ Paylaşmak Güzeldir...Facebook'ta paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Twitter üzerinde paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Linkedln üzerinden paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)WhatsApp'ta paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Pinterest'te paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Telegram'da paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Reddit üzerinde paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Pocket'ta paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Tumblr'da paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Skype'da paylaşmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Arkadaşınıza e-posta ile bağlantı göndermek için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Daha fazlaYazdırmak için tıklayın (Yeni pencerede açılır)Bunu beğen:Beğen Yükleniyor... İlgili Share on Facebook Share Share on TwitterTweet Share on Pinterest Share Share on LinkedIn Share Share on Digg Share Send email Mail