Engineers remove cement wagons blocking line after train derailment
Rail engineers have removed two 80-tonne cement wagons after a train carrying cement derailed.Network Rail said 40 engineers were on site every day working with an 800-tonne crane moving the three stranded wagons.
Work to replace 80 metres of damaged track will begin soon, as well as rebuilding work to the bridge foundations and the parapet.
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