Sussex Train Derailment: Carriages Lifted Away as Line Reopening Announced

Sussex Train Derailment: Carriages lifted away as line reopening announced

Network Rail and Southern Railway have announced that they expect the railway line between Haywards Heath and Lewes in Sussex to reopen to passenger services on Tuesday 1 September after they complete recovery and track repair work following the derailment on Thursday 13 August.

Date confirmed for reopening of Haywards Heath to Lewes line

Date confirmed for planned reopening of Haywards Heath to Lewes train line after derailment in Sussex

Network Rail and Southern Railway have announced a date for the planned reopening of the Haywards Heath to Lewes train line.

Haywards Heath to Lewes Line to Reopen on 1 September Following Major Derailment Recovery Operation

Network Rail and Southern Railway have confirmed the Haywards Heath to Lewes line will reopen on 1 September following extensive derailment recovery works, track repairs and signalling reinstatement.

Lewes train services set to resume after derailment damage repairs

Rail services between Haywards Heath and Lewes will resume on Tuesday, 1 September following a passenger train derailment last week, Network Rail and Southern have confirmed. The post Lewes train services set to resume after derailment damage repairs appeared first on New Civil Engineer.

Network Rail and Southern Railway confirm 1 September planned reopening of Haywards Heath to Lewes line

The railway line between Haywards Heath and Lewes will reopen to passenger services on Tuesday 1 September following a major recovery operation and repairs to the track after the derailment on Thursday 13 August.