Scarborough, Bridlington and Hull trains disrupted for seven days as Northern introduces emergency timetable
From tomorrow (September 12) trains running along the Yorkshire coast between Hull and Scarborough will be disrupted, according to the train operator Northern, who have put an emergency timetable in place.
Northern run a number of trains along the Yorkshire coast that travel between Scaborough, Seamer, Filey, Hunmanby, Bempton and Bridlington on their way to Hull.
People travelling from any of the stations along this route will be delayed over the next seven days due to a disruption.
Northern has released this statement:
"Our trains between Hull and Scarborough are currently experiencing disruption.
"Following a safety inspection of the track between Seamer and Filey, Network Rail has introduced an emergency speed restriction.
"This is resulting in significantly longer journey times and is affecting our ability to operate our normal timetable.
"As a result, an emergency timetable will be introduced from Saturday, September 12, which we expect to operate for the following seven days while Network Rail continues to assess and manage the infrastructure issue.
"This timetable is not yet live in online journey planners.
"Customers are advised to check before travelling as journey times and train service patterns will differ from the normal timetable and may be subject to short-notice cancellations.
"We are working closely with Network Rail and will provide further updates this afternoon as soon as full timetable details are confirmed.” Visit https://www.northernrailway.co.uk/ for more information.