Greater Anglia train on the Norwich to London service. Photo: Bill Smith
Broken down Greater Anglia train from London to Norwich causes delays
Thursday, October 11, 2012
11:30 AM
Passengers face delays of up to an hour after their train to Norwich broke down.
A fault on today’s 10am Greater Anglia service from London Liverpool Street to Norwich was reported as the train approached Shenfield.
The train will stop at Shenfield and passengers will be transferred onto the next train.
They are due to be delayed by 30 minutes to one hour.
A Greater Anglia spokesman said: “We apologise for any inconvenience caused. Passengers will be able to claim compensation for a delay of that length.”
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1 comments
It is no surprise these trains break down. The locomotives were great in their day. They are now old and worn out.
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Dave01
Thursday, October 11, 2012