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Great Northern chaos: Over 20 trains already cancelled this morning
A sign at Stevenage train station yesterday (May 26) advising people "not to travel". Picture: Dan Williamson. - Credit: Archant
Numerous trains serving Welwyn Garden City, St Albans and Stevenage have been cancelled this morning as the Great Northern timetable chaos continues.
Wondering what trains will run this bank holiday? - Credit: Archant
Eight services from WGC to London King’s Cross, Moorgate and Cambridge that were scheduled to leave between 9.37am and 10.09am have already been scrapped.
Several of those also serve Stevenage, and numerous others going to Peterborough, Horsham, Brighton and Cambridge North will also no longer run.
The travel misery has also hit St Albans, where 10 trains going to Gatwick, Luton, Bedford and Rainham – scheduled for before 11am – have been cancelled.
Numerous services from Royston to Cambridge and Brighton have also been scrapped.
The disruption is expected to last throughout the day and follows the disastrous roll-out of Great Northern’s timetable, which Welwyn Hatfield MP Grant Shapps claimed could continue for two months.
Great Northern is running a short-term timetable today (Sunday). For the latest situation click here: http://www.whtimes.co.uk/motoring/great-northern-short-term-timetable
For live train times visit Great Northern’s website .
