Thameslink resumes normal service after flooding problems
Thameslink trains are back to normal today after a burst water main caused problems on the trains through London.
Network Rail resumed services after pumping half a million litres of water out of a rail tunnel between Farringdon and St Pancras.
Thames Water fixed the leak on Sunday but water kept flowing from the saturated ground.
We are running a normal service following the flooding yesterday. #farringdontrains
— Thameslink (@TLRailUK) January 27, 2015
Thameslink trains ran a quarter of their normal service in the peak as a result of the flooding.
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