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At least a quick glance suggests Thameslink services make up 113 of
the 116 cancelled trains now showing on FCC Journey Check (the other three being GN services): http://www.jcheck.com/firstcapitalconnect In the 'Line Update' section on the Journey Check page, one entry cites "Line problem in the Blackfriars area", specifically "poor rail conditions" as one contributory factor. Another entry just cites "poor weather conditions". Meanwhile this is on the FCC website: ---quote--- Major disruption Monday morning service Thameslink route There are many cancellations on the Thameslink route because of last night's extreme frost which reached -13 degrees in some places and affected trains and track infrastructure. Tickets can be used on East Midlands services and London Underground on all reasonable routes as well as Great Northern route services. We have not been able to call at London Bridge and services have been diverted via Herne Hill. ---/quote--- |
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