Lowestoft Travel Disruption After Person Hit by Train

Sunday, 30 November 2025 20:00

Train services between Lowestoft and Norwich faced significant disruption after a person was hit by a train, leading to the closure of all lines on the route.

Rail operators Greater Anglia confirmed that no trains were running between the two stations on Friday evening (28th November). Services were cancelled with bus replacemnt serove provided while emergency teams responded to the incident.

Wherry Line were shut on Friday evening, with services cancelled and bus replacement services provided.

Greater Anglia said services resumed again during Saturday - no further details about the incident have been released by emergency services…

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