Sentence examples for disruption to trains from inspiring English sources

A rail strike will lead to cancellations and disruption to trains for those travelling to Reading festival, the west of England and Wales over the bank holiday weekend.

Network Rail was today fined a record £14m for late-finishing line work that caused "totally unacceptable" disruption to trains over the new year.

A lightning strike at Manningtree in Essex caused severe disruption to trains in the East Anglia area and disruption to trains in and out of Coventry, Birmingham International and Birmingham New Street stations.

Vandals cut signalling cables overnight in the Salford Crescent area causing severe disruption to trains between Manchester and Liverpool.

Wales has faced major disruption since snow first fell last Friday and left homes without power, and disruption to trains and buses.

A partial bridge collapse has caused major disruption to train services between London and the east Midlands.

At least he's earning some money.'" Others on the estate, though, looked less kindly upon "scrappers", not least because they often steal copper cable – one of the most lucrative commodities in Britain's black economy – from railway tracks, causing major disruption to train services.

Up to 35% of runners develop medial tibial stress syndrome (MTSS) which often results in lengthy disruption to training and sometimes affects daily activities.

Most rail operators do not run services on Christmas Day, but disruption to train services caused by flooding and landslides is set to continue after the holiday.

Lightning strikes have caused severe disruption to train services and a plane made an emergency landing at Glasgow Prestwick after it was struck.

More than 20 roads around the county are still closed and there is also severe disruption to train services from Oxford.