Sheffield recovering after derailment, still work to be done

Trains are running again through the partly damaged Sheffield Midland station northern England. Infrastructure repair works continued over the weekend so that services could partially resume on Monday. Last Wednesday, a slow-moving freight train conveying cement had derailed over the north end of the station. The derailment compromised the pair of tracks out of the station and disrupted all passenger and freight movements. 

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Author: Simon Walton

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Sheffield recovering after derailment, still work to be done

Trains are running again through the partly damaged Sheffield Midland station northern England. Infrastructure repair works continued over the weekend so that services could partially resume on Monday. Last Wednesday, a slow-moving freight train conveying cement had derailed over the north end of the station. The derailment compromised the pair of tracks out of the station and disrupted all passenger and freight movements. 

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