A major track enhancement undertaking is slated for Ancaster, Lincolnshire. Network Rail has officially committed to a £1.3 million investment intended to refine train travel. The project, which is to be carried out on 8th and 9th November, will involve the setup of fresh track and sleepers. Similar work will also be conducted at the Scarrington Lane level crossing in Nottinghamshire. Passengers travelling to and fro between the East Midlands and Skegness will need to adapt to alterations, as substitutive bus services will be in function from Nottingham, Grantham, and Sleaford throughout this time period. Philippa Cresswell, East Midlands Railway (EMR) customer service director, expressed thankfulness to customers for their understanding and highlighted that the upgrades aspire to bolster the trustworthiness of the services in the long run.
This narrative was reworked by The Lincoln Post based on original journalism by bbc.com.
