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Early morning trains cancelled as c2c evaluates any storm damage

By Neil Speight 16th Feb 2020

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Local News by Neil Speight 16th Feb 2020

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TRAIN operator c2c has announced some early morning trains will not run tomorrow (Monday, 17 February).

The services, including two through the Thurrock loop, have been cancelled to allow the tracks to be checked out in case of any damage in the wake of Storm Dennis.

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