Due to the forecast on 18-19 November, ticket easements were made for customers who wished to change their travel plans.
Customers with tickets for Monday 18 November (from 19:00 onwards) to Tuesday 19 November who did not travel can use their tickets to travel on Wednesday 20 November.
Search your upcoming trip in the journey checker above to see any updates to your service.
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Take a look at our engineering calendar to find out if your upcoming journey may be impacted by planned engineering works.
The tool contains any improvements impacting our services in the next 12 weeks.
The railway industry works hard to keep trains moving safely during the autumn. Autumn can be a challenging time as thousands of tonnes of leaves fall on the railway each year.
When a train passes over leaves, the heat and weight of the trains bake them into a thin, slippery layer on the rail. This is equivalent to black ice on the roads.
All of our ultra-modern trains are fitted with devices that spray sand onto the track to increase their grip, but sometimes we still need to reduce the speed. When trains have to slow down it can have a knock-on effect to other services.
Due to the reduced speeds across the network some services may be affected, and we recommend you check before you travel through Journey Check.
To read more about leaves on the line visit Leaves on the line - Network Rail.
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