Full list of trains to and from Leeds City Station cancelled due to hot weather, and your refund rights

Rail passengers are being warned of even more travel chaos in Leeds as the July heatwave continues to bring disruption.

Severe weather has forced a number of cancellations to and from Leeds City Station this morning, with passengers warned to expect delays.

In a weather warning to passengers, Northern said: “The Met Office are advising that temperatures today are expected to be above average for the time of year. Highs are forecast to exceed 30°C in London, and similarly high temperatures are likely across central and southern England.

“If you do choose to travel across the Northern network, please check before you travel, prepare for longer waiting times, busy trains and short-notice cancellations.”

Here are the arrivals and departures from Leeds City Station that have been cancelled:

List of Leeds Train Station cancellations - July 10

All information is correct as of the time of writing

Cancelled Arrivals

• 9.05am from Birmingham New Street (due to fire alarm)
• 9.22am from Manchester Victoria
• 9.25am from Bradford Forster Square
• 9.25am from Knottingley
• 9.53am from Knottingley
• 10.10am from Ilkley
• 10.13am from Manchester Victoria
• 11.16am from Manchester Victoria
• 11.38am from Sheffield
• 12.12pm from Manchester Victoria
• 12.24pm from Hull
• 12.38pm from Sheffield
• 12.54pm from Knottingley
• 12.57pm from Hull
• 13.22pm from Manchester Victoria
• 14.39pm from Sheffield
• 14.54pm from Knottingley
• 15.02 from Plymouth
• 15.18pm from Manchester Victoria
• 15.25pm from Bradford Forster Square
• 15.30pm from Skipton
• 15.38pm from Sheffield
• 15.54pm from Knottingley
• 15.52pm from Halifax
• 16.17 from Manchester Victoria
• 16.24pm from Hull
• 16.38pm from Sheffield
• 16.43pm from Redcar Central (fault on train)
• 16.48pm from Liverpool Lime Street (fault on train)
• 16.54pm from Knottingley
• 17.22om from Manchester Victoria
• 17.25pm from Knottingley
• 17.39pm from Sheffield
• 17.39pm from Manchester Victoria
• 17.44pm from Redcar Central (fault on train)
• 17.52pm from Halifax
• 17.55pm from Knottingley
• 18.17pm from Manchester Victoria
• 18.28pm from York (fault on train)
• 18.37pm from Sheffield
• 18.54pm from Knottingley
• 19.19pm from Manchester Victoria
• 19.24pm from Knottingley

Cancelled Departures

• 9.03am to Ilkley
• 9.10am to Edinburgh (due to fire alarm)
• 9.12am to Manchester Victoria
• 9.42am to Bradford Forster Square
• 9.45am to Sheffield
• 9.58am to Knottingley
• 10.12am to Manchester Victoria
• 10.26am to Skipton
• 10.27am to Hull
• 10.45am to Sheffield
• 10.58am to Knottingley
• 11.12am to Bradford Forster Square
• 11.12am to Manchester Victoria
• 11.45am to Sheffield
• 11.58am to Knottingley
• 12.12pm to Manchester Victoria
• 12.27pm to Halifax
• 12.33pm to Ilkley
• 12.45pm to Sheffield
• 12.58pm to Knottingley
• 13.12pm to Manchester Victoria
• 14.27 to Halifax
• 14.45 to Sheffield
• 14.58 to Knottingley
• 15.10 to Aberdeen
• 15.12 to Manchester Victoria
• 15.42 to Bradford Forster Square
• 15.45pm to Sheffield
• 15.55pm to Hull
• 15.58pm to Knottingley
• 16.12pm to Bradford Forster Square
• 16.12pm to Manchester Victoria
• 16.27pm to Halifax
• 16.45pm to Sheffield
• 16.58pm to Knottingley
• 17.12pm to Manchester Victoria
• 17.42pm to Scarborough (fault on train)
• 17.45pm to Manchester Airport (fault on train)
• 17.45pm to Sheffield
• 17.55pm to Hull
• 18.12pm to Manchester Victoria
• 19.19pm to Manchester Victoria
• 19.24pm to Knottingley

What are my rights if my train is cancelled or delayed?

If your train is cancelled, delayed, or rescheduled and you choose not to travel, you are legally entitled to a full refund under the National Rail Conditions of Travel.

This rule applies to all ticket types, including Advance tickets, which are otherwise non-refundable. Unlike standard refunds, you will not be charged any administration fees when claiming due to severe disruption.

If you have already started your journey and are forced to turn back due to a cancellation, you can return to your station of origin and still claim a full refund. All cancellation refund claims must be submitted to the original retailer where you purchased the ticket.

If you still intend to make your journey after a cancellation, your existing ticket will generally be accepted on the next available train running on the same route.

If this delay causes you to arrive at your destination late, you cannot get a refund, but you can claim compensation through the Delay Repay scheme.

Most train operating companies pay out compensation if your arrival is delayed by at least 15 or 30 minutes, with the exact amount determined by the length of the delay and the type of ticket you hold.