The crash happened near a hilly area of the mid-Wales Cambrian Line, which is known for “low rail adhesion”, according to Network Rail documents.

The crash happened on the Cambrian line on a single track, close to a passing loop where trains travelling in opposite directions can pass each other. Earlier on Monday, ...

A week on from the shocking events on the Cambrian Line, near to Llanbrynmair, the two trains involved in the collision have been removed from the scene. The trains involved in the crash, which ...

The crash happened near the village of Llanbrynmair, in Powys The train line where one man died and four people were seriously hurt in a crash is set to reopen one week after the fatality ...

The crash happened on the Cambrian line in a rural location with a single track, close to a passing loop where trains travelling in opposite directions can pass each other.

The crash happened on the Cambrian line in a rural location with a single track, close to a passing loop where trains travelling in opposite directions can pass each other.

Emergency services say a moving train collided with a stationary one on the Cambrian Line at Llanbrynmair, Powys, at around 7.30pm last night. One man died at the scene, while 15 others were taken ...

The Cambrian Line, ... The crash is confirmed to have taken place at one of these passing loops. An investigation into the events leading up to the crash is ongoing. Related topics.

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The train line where one man died and four people were seriously hurt in a crash is set to reopen one week after the fatality. Passenger Tudor Evans, 66, from Aberystwyth, Ceredigion died after ...