A number of trains between Cambridge and King&apos;s Lynn will be affected by disruption on the rails this afternoon.
A speed restriction is in place between the two stations due to a defective track.
Train services are likely to be delayed or revised until 5pm.
National Rail is asking people to continue to travel as normal.
Network Rail engineers have been dispatched to the site to investigate, until they have confirmed the track is safe, trains will run at a reduced speed.
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Train services in both directions will proceed at caution over a defective section of track between Kings Lynn and Ely, extending journey times by up to 10 minutes.
A speed restriction over defective track between Kings Lynn and Ely means that trains have to run at a rescued speed between these stations. A normal service is expected to resume by 17:00.
It’s been a day of train trouble.
This morning a number of services between Cambridge and London King’s Cross were delayed and cancelled due to engineering work which overran. This lasted until around 11am, causing problems for many commuters.
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A regular service is still in operation, however services are having to run at a reduced speed, therefore they may experience small delays. A regular service is still in operation, however services are having to run at a reduced speed, therefore they may experience small delays.
Network Rail engineers have been dispatched to site to investigate. Until they have confirmed the track is safe, trains will have to run at a reduced speed.
National Rail has confirmed services will be delayed until 3.45pm, due to a speed restriction on a defective track between Cambridge and King’s Lynn.