10 Feb 2024 | 06:58 PM UTC
UK: Significant train disruptions reported between London and Stevenage as of late Feb. 10
Cancellations, delays, diversions impact trains between London and Stevenage, UK, as of late Feb. 10; major disruptions likely until 20:30.
Major disruptions are impacting train services between London and Stevenage as of late Feb. 10 after a train hit a person between Finsbury Park and Welwyn Garden City. Authorities have reportedly closed all lines in the area amid the emergency response. Officials have reported that trains operating between London and Stevenage will be "cancelled, severely delayed by up to 60 minutes, revised or diverted to run via Hertford North." Significant disruptions will likely impact train services in the area until at least 20:30; however, officials may revise this time on short notice.
Affected train services include the following:
Between Alexandra Palace and Stevenage via Welwyn Garden City until further notice
Between Brighton and Cambridge
Between London Kings Cross and Huntingdon (for Peterborough)
Between London Kings Cross and Letchworth or Kings Lynn
Between Moorgate and Welwyn Garden City/Stevenage
According to authorities, travelers can use their tickets at no extra cost on:
Any Thameslink or Great Northern train toward their destination
Greater Anglia services between Cambridge and Hertford East
London Overground services between London Liverpool Street and Enfield Town
London Underground on any reasonable route
Various local bus services
Lingering train delays and cancellations will likely impact the affected lines even after service officially resumes. Increased vehicular traffic congestion is possible in affected areas.
Reconfirm rail travel between London and Stevenage. Consider taking alternative modes of transport until the issue has been resolved. Allow additional time if traveling in affected areas. Monitor National Rail publications for updates.