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You are then having to pay crews to be standing around waiting, in case they're needed? Fares would have to go up to cover their wages.

The trains come in to Lewes, on the same line, merging about a mile outside, so the timings and signals would have been out.

We very rarely have problems from Newhaven. The problem is that when there is a problem on that line, it snarls up everything as Seaford only uses one platform, so any delay has a knock on effect. On an evening game, we travel in by train, but going home, we've found it easier to catch the train...

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I tweeted the transport manager at 18.50 to let him know there was a problem with trains from Seaford, and he replied 'I'm told they're running ok. I'll chase and get back' (which he didn't)

The 18.00 and 18.46 were cancelled due to a passenger falling and breaking their leg. We managed to get on the 18.30 which was 8 minutes late.