The issue is affecting early services on the Yorkshire Coast line between Scarborough, Filey, Bridlington and Hull.
The 06:53 Scarborough to Sheffield train has been cancelled.
From Filey, the 06:30 to Scarborough and 07:08 to Sheffield has been cancelled.
From Bridlington, the 07:36 to Sheffield is cancelled.
The 07:06 Bridlington to Hull is also cancelled, this due to a fault on the train.
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The issue is affecting early services on the Yorkshire Coast line between Scarborough, Filey, Bridlington and Hull.
North Yorkshire councillors have voted to keep in place a controversial home-to-school transport policy after hearing a return to the old system would cause “chaos” for the authority.
As the town continues to struggle to recruit dentists, issues facing the children in Bridlington have been raised with the NHS.
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