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Passengers reminded to check before they travel and prepare for disruption as members of the RMT and Aslef unions set to strike next week
- Aslef is due to hold further strike action on Wednesday 31 May and Saturday 3 June, and RMT plan to strike on Friday 2 June.
- The levels of disruption will vary across the country, so passengers are being asked to check before they travel.
- Timetables for 31 May are live on journey planners now. Timetables for 2 and 3 June will be published on Saturday 27 May.
- Aslef will impose an overtime ban across 15 train operators on 1 June which may lead to short-notice cancellations with wide regional variations.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of Wales and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Wales is one of three regions, plus a bonus selection by Tim, to battle it out on 24 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of the North West and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- North West is one of four regions to battle it out on Wednesday 24 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of Scotland and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Scotland is one of the groups to battle it out on Wednesday 24 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of Yorkshire and Humberside and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- Yorkshire and Humberside is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of West Midlands and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- West Midlands is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
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Stations battle it out to be pride of the North East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- North East is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
![WCOS graphics](https://cdn.prgloo.com/media/a5d937bc366741c1962f0eadc9834293.png?width=442&height=663)
Stations battle it out to be pride of East Midlands and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- East Midlands is one of four regions to battle it out on Tuesday 23 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
![WCOS graphics](https://cdn.prgloo.com/media/a5d937bc366741c1962f0eadc9834293.png?width=442&height=663)
Stations battle it out to be pride of the South West and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023
- TV presenter Tim Dunn chose the 48 stations from across Britain and they compete in a series of online public votes and you can take part via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp on twitter or vote online at raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- The South West is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May and be crowned the champion
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
![WCOS graphics](https://cdn.prgloo.com/media/a5d937bc366741c1962f0eadc9834293.png?width=442&height=663)
Stations battle it out to be pride of the South East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- 48 stations from across Britain will compete in a series of Twitter polls via #WorldCupofStations or @RailDeliveryGrp
- The South East is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.
![WCOS graphics](https://cdn.prgloo.com/media/a5d937bc366741c1962f0eadc9834293.png?width=442&height=663)
Stations battle it out to be pride of the East and the region’s champion in the World Cup of Stations
- This week the public can vote for their favourite railway station in the World Cup of Stations 2023,
- 48 stations from across Britain will compete in a series of online polls via #WorldCupofStations @RailDeliveryGrp or raildeliverygroup.com/WorldCupOfStations
- East of England is one of four regions to battle it out on Monday 22 May in a bid to reach the final on Friday 26 May
- The tournament seeks to showcase community rail and the benefits the railways bring to residents, the environment and the local economy.