A series of three more one-day rail strikes began today (Thursday, 20 July) as part of long running disputes over pay, jobs and conditions.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) will strike on July 20, 22 and 29 while drivers in Aslef are banning overtime this week.
RMT members including station staff, train managers and catering staff will be involved in the action.
Services are still running. Here’s what each train operator is saying.
LNER
“We will still be running trains on these days, but with a reduced timetable.
“Our trains for all three days are back on sale, with timetables for Thursday 20 and Saturday 22 July now confirmed. However, the timetable for Saturday 29 July is still subject to change until timetables are confirmed by Network Rail approximately one week before the strike day.”
TransPennine Express
TransPennine Express is planning to operate services on the following routes:
Manchester Piccadilly to Scarborough
Between Manchester Piccadilly and York: 6 local services, 3 semi-fast services (towards Manchester Piccadilly), 4 semi-fast services (towards York)
Between York and Scarborough: 6 services
Northern
There will be very limited Northern services on Thursday 20, Saturday 22 and Saturday 29 July
Some journeys will be affected on days following strikes. Services may start up later than usual on Friday 21 July, Sunday 23 and Sunday 30 July. Please check before travelling on these days.
Some Northern stations may be closed or have reduced hours due to limited staffing and services.
Grand Central and Hull Trains at Thirsk, Northallerton and Selby are running a normal service
CrossCountry
Limited services in operation. Please check your entire journey before travelling.
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