Temporary speed restrictions have been put in place on certain Southeastern rail services. Kent’s main rail operator says monitoring carried out by Network Rail staff has detected a problem under the tracks between Dover and Folkestone. It comes after the company said the county had faced the “wettest February in 200 years”. Southeastern posted on X, formerly known as Twitter, earlier that regular checks are being carried out on the line and a temporary speed restriction is in place due to “detected ground movement” affecting the line. Similarly, staff have made some service changes so that “r…
