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"Trains + Snow = ?"

So, to answer my question. Do trains run in snow?

Is there a website to check if trains are cancelled etc or do I have to ring up the shoddy train service to find out?

Snow + Cong_Man = An extra hour in bed, as I have something to blame my lateness on.

I had all of my monday afternoon lessons cancelled at uni, saved me a lot of work :P

Trains + Snow = Trow-ble

Took me half an hour. I walked there.

It took me two hours to get to uni this morning, when i finally got out of the car i felt like a cripple.

My train was delayed this morning.

There was me thinking it was because of snow?
Nope... there was a FIRE next to the line... in a blizzard.

Meh, looks like I can't use that excuse for not going to college.

So thanks and no thanks :P

Anyway, my brothers walked home from school because it was closed so I need to look after him anyway :D

Try

[URL]http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/ldb/livedepartures.asp?twoletters=LE&stx=L[/URL]

It should tell you when you input the station you wish to travel from if any services are cancelled but I do not know how up to date this is.

So, to answer my question. Do trains run in snow?

Is there a website to check if trains are cancelled etc or do I have to ring up the shoddy train service to find out?