Train driver Brett McCullough, conductor Donald Dinnie and passenger Christopher Stuchbury all died in the disaster
He said the company extended the “deepest and most profound sympathies” to relatives, and that what happened had “shook Network Rail to its core”.“Its co-operation with all investigations was absolute. And its response to ensure so far as reasonably possible that such tragedy should not be repeated was comprehensive and continues.”
Almost a month’s rain had fallen in the area between 6am and 9am on the day of the crash, which happened at 9.37am, with a drainage system also being incorrectly installed. In a statement read out by prosecutor Alex Prentice KC, she added: “On that day in 2020, our lives were ripped apart. He and I have been robbed of a future together as a family.”
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