CrossCountry says it expects its timetable to return to “full service” after a power cut cancels train services on Sunday. The disruption leads to widespread cancellations, with routes affected across the operator’s network.
Multiple outlets report that “almost all” services are cancelled, including popular services linking Scotland—such as Glasgow and Edinburgh—with destinations across England. The Evening Standard adds that CrossCountry plans to begin running a very limited number of trains from around 6pm on Sunday, with normal service expected to resume on Monday. Other coverage focuses on the impact for Scottish passengers following the cancellations.
While the accounts align on the scale of cancellations and the expectation of a full return to service, they differ mainly in emphasis—some stress the regional consequences in Scotland, while others highlight the operator’s planned phased restart and timing.
