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At weekends for the next four months, services between London and Cambridge, Stansted, and Kings Lynn are likely to be disrupted due to engineering works at Bishops Stortford.
To reduce delays and improve the reliability of train services, a quarter-mile of track and five sets of points have already been renewed at Bishops Stortford.
The work is part of a package of improvement that will continue during some weekends until mid-June and includes:
Ellie Burrows, Network Rail’s route director for Anglia, said: “We’re making good progress on this important package of work that will improve reliability for our passengers across the Anglia region. This work is essential to keep the track in good condition and keep services running on time. I’d like to thank passengers for their continued patience while this work is carried out.”
Bishop Stortford track renewal. Credit: Network Rail.
Jamie Burles, Managing Director, Greater Anglia, said: “We would like to thank passengers for their patience so far while this work is being carried out. Everyone can complete their journey, even if part of it is by rail replacement bus. We have started to roll out new trains on the West Anglia route and this work, once complete, will help improve punctuality and reliability along this very busy line.”
Bishop Stortford track renewal. Credit: Network Rail.
The work will continue on the following weekends:
Bishop Stortford track renewal. Credit: Network Rail.
Customers are advised to check before they travel and allow more time for their journey. E-scooters, e-bikes, or full-size bikes cannot be transported on the rail-replacement buses.
Passengers intending to travel should check how their journey will be affected by going to http://www.nationalrail.co.uk
This article first appeared on www.railadvent.co.uk
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