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Southeastern freight train derails at Robertsbridge
Published: 25th Apr 2012 17:46:45
A freight train has derailed near Robertsbridge in East Sussex, Southeastern Railway has said.
According to the company, no passenger trains were involved in the derailment and Network Rail is at the scene and working to clear the line.
All services have been stopped between Robertsbridge and Hastings, with buses replacing trains.
A Southeastern spokesperson said: "It is likely that services will be disrupted for the most of the evening."
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