Storm Eowyn rail chaos: Trains cancelled or delayed across the Midlands, overhead wires damaged and trees down
Storm Eowyn has caused significant disruption across the UK, leading to cancelled and delayed trains, damaged overhead wires, and fallen trees in the Midlands.
There are issues on the rail network across the entire Midlands as Storm Eowyn sweeps in from fallen trees to damaged overhead wires.
In the East Midlands, there is a tree blocking the railway between Derby and Chesterfield, affecting trains on the London St Pancras/Nottingham/Sheffield route.
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However, trains on the Liverpool/Nottingham/Norwich route can now run between Sheffield and Liverpool Lime Street.
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No trains are running north of Preston today due to the wild winds.
Due to damage to the overhead wires between Wolverhampton - Stafford, all lines are currently blocked.
Services will be diverted where possible. Where not possible, services will be cancelled. More information can be found here.
London Northwestern Railway said rail replacement transport has been ordered.
Avanti West Coast said due to fallen trees in multiple locations on the network, the lines between Wolverhampton and Stafford and between Chester and Holyhead are blocked.
Services to and from Holyhead and via the Midlands are expected to be cancelled and delayed.
There are no trains operating north of Preston today. Check your journey here.