RAILSCOT | Full train service expected at Sheffield railway station tomorrow [Network Rail]

Full train service expected at Sheffield railway station tomorrow [Network Rail]

Date: 16/11/2020

Network Rail has confirmed that a full train service is expected to run at Sheffield railway station tomorrow following six days of changes due to a derailed freight train.

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Full train service expected at Sheffield railway station tomorrow

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Network Rail has confirmed that a full train service is expected to run at Sheffield railway station tomorrow following six days of changes due to a derailed freight train.

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Full train service expected at Sheffield railway station tomorrow [Network Rail]

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