Rail Problems Sunday - Ipswich Town News
Town fans travelling to Watford by train on Saturday should be aware that their journeys are likely to be affected by various problems on the rail network.
Buses are once again replacing trains on part of the Ipswich-Liverpool Street service, while sections of the Metropolitan Line are also closed for engineering work. More details from http://www.onerailway.com/templates/ServiceUpdate.aspx?id=4806>One Railway and Transport for London.
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