Disruption for Harrogate rail passengers ends after pavement collapse at Knaresborough
Train services between Harrogate and Knaresborough have returned to normal following weekend disruption caused by a problem near Knaresborough's viaduct.
National Rail said the collapse of a section of pavement at the foot of Knaresborough's viaduct, which runs above the River Nidd and carries trains on the York-Harrogate-Leeds railway line, had now been dealt with.
Services between York and Harrogate had been cancelled on Sunday while "urgent repairs" were carried out on the pavement on the Waterside.
Liberal Democrats councillor Matt Walker told residents Northern Powergrid had attended the scene of the problem but had confirmed the collapse had not caused any damage to electrical cables.
North Yorkshire Council's highways team are expected to carry out assessments on the site to monitor the situation.