Storm Éowyn brings strong winds to North-West England, causing widespread disruptions to rail services. Passengers are advised against travelling in Greater Manchester, Lancashire, and Merseyside. Several train operators, including Transpennine Express, Avanti West Coast, and Northern, have cancelled or altered routes due to fallen trees and high winds. The Met Office warns of winds reaching 70-80mph in some areas.
In Greater Manchester, Lancashire and Merseyside, passengers are being warned against travelling on the transport networks.
Northern has said there are no trains between Chester and Manchester Victoria and between Manchester Victoria and Leeds and there are reports of fallen trees on the M6 near Lancaster. Electricity North West has reported power cuts after strong winds damaged high voltage power cable, leavingA tree has blocked the Metrolink line between Rochdale and Oldham Mumps, halting services.
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