No trains to and from Penzance Cornwall with services cancelled after 'flooding of the line' - CrossCountry and Great Western Railway affected
Trains to and from the seaside town of Penzance in Cornwall have been cancelled.
The train line between Penzance and St Erth has been flooding, meaning that train services are cancelled. National Rail says: “Flooding of the line between Penzance and St Erth means that the line is blocked.
“As a result, trains running between Par and Penzance will be cancelled. Disruption is expected until 12:00.”
CrossCountry and Great Western Railway trains are affected. Advice for Great Western Railway customers reads: “Trains from Plymouth towards Penzance may terminate short at Par, Truro or St Erth and will start back from those locations.
“Rail replacement transport has been requested to run, and more information will be provided once this has been confirmed
“During this disruption if you wish to use local buses as an alternative means of transport and the local bus is not accepting Great Western Railway tickets please purchase a ticket on the bus, keep it and send it, together with your train ticket, to Great Wester Railways to claim for a refund.”