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Passengers reminded of severe disruption due to drivers’ strikes on 30 September and 4 October
- Due to action called by the ASLEF leadership, 15 train companies on Saturday 30 September and Wednesday 4 October will be subject to strike action. Special timetables are available on the National Rail Enquiries website.
- Passengers are urged to check before they travel as there will be no services across large parts of the network.
- There will also be an overtime ban in place across 15 train operators on Friday 29 September and on non-strike days from 2 to 6 October which may lead to short-notice cancellations.
- Passengers who must travel should expect disruption, plan ahead and check when their last train will depart.
- Separate planned strike action by the RMT on Wednesday 4 and Friday 6 October is also expected to severely disrupt Tube services.
Passengers warned of severe disruption due to drivers’ strikes on 30 September and 4 October
- Due to action called by the ASLEF leadership, 15 train companies on Saturday 30 September and on Wednesday 4 October will be subject to strike action. Special timetables will be published on the National Rail Enquiries website today (Friday, 22 September) and Wednesday, 27 September
- Passengers are urged to check before they travel as there will be no services across large parts of the network
- There will also be an overtime ban in place across 15 train operators on 29 September and from 2 to 6 October which may lead to short-notice cancellations
- Passengers who must travel should expect disruption, plan ahead and check when their last train will depart
Passengers reminded to check before they travel and prepare for disruption following strike action called by the RMT and ASLEF leaderships
- RMT will hold further strike days on Saturday 26 August and Saturday 2 September.
- ASLEF will be striking on Friday 1 September, plus an overtime ban across 14 train operators on Saturday 2 September
- The levels of disruption will vary across the country, so passengers are being asked to check before they travel.
- The timetable for Friday 1 September and Saturday 2 September will go live today (Friday 25 August) and will be available on journey planners and the National Rail website.
The Rail Delivery Group responds to the latest Aslef strike action
The Rail Delivery Group responds to a further strike day on 1 September, and action short of a strike on 2 September by the Aslef trade union
Passenger consultation on changes to how tickets are sold extended
- Train companies listen to feedback and extend consultation period to give as many people as possible a chance to take part. Passengers now have until 1 September to have their say
- Input from passengers and independent watchdogs will help shape final proposals, so that all passengers are supported as the railway responds to generational shifts in passenger buying habits