CrossCountry to run ‘full service’ on Monday after power cut cancellations - ITVX

CrossCountry to run ‘full service’ on Monday after power cut cancellations  ITVX

The rail operator has now issued a fresh update, after many of its systems were made unavailable by the outage

CrossCountry says its "key priority" is now restoring as close to a normal service as possible.

It comes after 'almost all' services were cancelled on Sunday including popular routes linking Glasgow and Edinburgh to various cities across England.

The train operator said it plans to run a very limited number of trains from around 6pm on Sunday with a return to normal service on Monday.

The train operator said it plans to run a very limited number of trains from around 6pm on Sunday with a return to normal service on Monday.

The power cut affected the train operator's control centre, resulting in 'almost all' services being cancelled on Sunday

Train operator CrossCountry will resume a full service on Monday after a power outage at its control centre forced cancellations across the majority of its UK routes.

CROSSCOUNTRY train services were cancelled on almost all its routes today after a power cut in Birmingham hit its control centre. Popular routes linking Glasgow to Edinburgh, Manchester to Birmingham, Cheltenham to Cardiff and Newcastle to Edinburgh were stopped. Tickets bought for travel on CrossCountry services were

A train operator with services from Glasgow Central is facing major disruption today due to a power cut in Birmingham.