Image caption, Passengers in Brighton dealtwith significant interruption By Bob Dale & Hanna Neter BBC News, South East Network Rail stated services throughout Sussex and Surrey are getting back to typical after serious disturbances due to a significant signalling fault. A power failure triggered hold-ups and cancellations to Southern and Thameslink services throughout Monday. Lucy McAuliffe, Network Rail’s path director for Sussex, stated services were returning to regular. She stated: “I’d like to apologise to consumers for the hold-up to their journeys this earlymorning.” She stated the concerns hadactually been dealtwith and it was presenting more services to run a complete night peak. “I’d likewise like to remind consumers to check before they takeatrip… as we are experiencing some recurring hold-ups from this earlymorning,” she included. At the peak of the disturbance: No Gatwick Express trains were runningServices inbetween Brighton and Chichester were lowered to one train an hourThameslink services inbetween Cambridge and Brighton were haltedThere were hold-ups and cancellations inbetween Brighton, Portsmouth and ChichesterNetwork Rail stated a loss of power throughout the UK Power Network “significantly affected ou
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