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Cancelled trains still at record levels, rail regulator data shows
The Guardian
|December 26, 2024
Train passengers in Britain are still facing record levels of disruption, with 4% of services cancelled in the last 12 months, analysis shows.
More than 400,000 services were either fully or partly cancelled in the year to 9 November, with passengers in northern England bearing the brunt of the disruption, according to data from the regulator, the Office of Rail and Road (ORR).
Most services, 368,843, were cancelled on the day, while 33,209 were "p-coded" or "pre-cancelled", meaning that trains were removed from timetables by 10pm the previous evening.
The figures show how far Britain's railways still need to go to restore reliability, despite moves to improve and integrate operations, and the eventual resolution of a bitter twoyear pay dispute this summer.
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