Trains from Leeds are currently suspended
Northern has advised against all rail travel throughout Yorkshire
Almost all scheduled trains from Leeds station are suspended after a signalling system between Leeds and York was struck by lightning during an extreme storm.
Northern has advised passengers to avoid all travel in the Yorkshire area, with the only available routes currently available across the county are from Sheffield to Lincoln, Sheffield to Manchester, and Hull to Scarborough.
Just what you want when you get to the train station 😩 #Leeds #Traindelays pic.twitter.com/cTDljORxhL
— Nikki 🌈 (@LilNikkiLoo) July 27, 2018
Passengers are taking to Twitter to express their frustration that '99% of trains' have either been delayed or completely cancelled since 9:11 this morning, with these disruptions expected to continue until 15.30 at least.
Avoid Leeds train station at all costs today, absolute carnage almost every train cancelled because of a lightning strike 🤦🏽♀️
— SOPHIE ✨ (@scnightingale) July 27, 2018
Sister just sent me this from the train station. All services from Leeds suspended, due to damage caused by lightning! ☈ pic.twitter.com/UAeDtEDgCz
— Gail 💙💛 (@GroovyGail57) July 27, 2018
In response to the growing 'chaos', some rail routes have been replaced with coaches, and many ticket restrictions have been lifted, with ticket holders having the option to travel tomorrow instead.







