Fallen tree blocks Norwich to London rail services
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 24 Oct, 09:02 · Archive
No trains are running from Norwich to London after a fallen tree damaged overhead wires.
No trains are running from Norwich to London after a fallen tree blocked the railway line and caused extensive damage to overhead electrical wires. The tree fell yesterday, leading Greater Anglia to cancel or terminate services early.
All services on the Intercity route between London Liverpool Street and Norwich will now operate only between Norwich and Ipswich. An extremely limited shuttle service will run between Ipswich and Colchester, and passengers are advised not to travel between these stations.
The disruption affects Norwich City fans travelling to Charlton for an EFL Championship match taking place today.
How it is being reported
- No trains from Norwich to London after fallen tree damages overhead wiresNo trains are running from Norwich to London today after a fallen tree blocked the line, with services cancelled or terminating at earlier stations.Norwich Evening News · 24 Oct, 08:11
- No trains from Norwich to London after fallen tree damages overhead wiresNo trains are running from Norwich to London today after a fallen tree blocked the line, with services cancelled or terminating at earlier stations.Eastern Daily Press · 24 Oct, 08:11
In this story: Greater Anglia · Norwich · London Liverpool Street · Ipswich · Colchester · Norwich City · Charlton
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