Lytham: Man charged over train driver and conductor attack
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The driver heard a disturbance and left his cab at the station after hearing a disturbance in the carriage, say police
A man has been sent back to prison after a train driver and conductor were attacked.
Police were called to Moss Side railway station at Lytham in Lancashire at about 19:15 GMT on Monday.
They said after the attack the suspect stood on the railway tracks, preventing the train from leaving the station.
Lancashire Police said a man, 34, has been charged with two counts of assault, a public order offence and trespass.
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