East Coast rail had the most late-running trains last month, according to figures from Network Rail.
East Coast was able to run only 82.8% of trains on time, making it the poorest-performing train operator.
Across all train companies, a total of 91.4% of trains ran on time in the period March 3 to March 31, compared with 93.4% for the same period last year.
Delays remain on the trains this morning due to overhead line problems in Hertfordshire.
All lines are re-opened, but there are still 20-minute delays on First Capital Connect and East Coast trains heading into London King's Cross, due to speed restrictions.
There are delays of up to three hours on some East Coast journeys to and from London King's Cross because of a broken down train. The train has now been moved and delays are beginning to ease.
Disruption on East Coast between Peterborough and Doncaster due to signalling problem.
Trains are not able to use some of the lines north of Peterborough whilst Network Rail engineers try and fix the problem. Several trains are delayed. May also affect some First Hull Trains and Grand Central.