Corby landslip: trains disrupted and ‘no estimation’ for line reopening

Rail passengers are facing more misery this morning after the Corby branch line remained blocked just north of Corby station.
By Kate Cronin
Published 14th Jun 2019, 10:05 BST
Disruption will continue throughout the dayDisruption will continue throughout the day
Disruption will continue throughout the day

A train is stuck in mud from a landslide that happened at about 4pm yesterday leaving passengers stranded for up to seven hours.

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“At present there is no estimation for when the line will reopen.”

Disruption will continue throughout the dayDisruption will continue throughout the day
Disruption will continue throughout the day
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Trains will be altered between Corby and Oakham and may be diverted.

The 06.03 from Melton Mowbray started at Corby

The 09:26 from Corby to Derby will not call at Melton Mowbray or Oakham

The 16:27 Derby to Kettering will not call at Melton Mowbray and Oakham

The line flooded during yesterdays landslip near to Stephenson WayThe line flooded during yesterdays landslip near to Stephenson Way
The line flooded during yesterdays landslip near to Stephenson Way

The 17:50 from London St Pancras to Melton Mowbray will terminate at Corby

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All other services on the London St Pancras / Nottingham / Sheffield line are unaffected.

Ticket acceptance is in place with Cross Country all day.

Anyone with a delay of more than 30 minutes can claim compensation hereLive information on the delays is available here

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