Train strikes: Passengers can expect 'cancellations on all routes'

Passengers warned as train strikes see 'cancellations to services on all routes' <i>(Image: GWR)</i>
Passengers warned as train strikes see 'cancellations to services on all routes' (Image: GWR)
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PASSENGERS are being warned that train strikes today, July 22, are causing "cancellations on all routes".

The RMT Union have announced strike action to affect several train operating companies. This is taking place today and on Saturday, July 29.

In addition, the ASLEF union, have announced action short of a strike affecting some train operators from Monday, July 17 to Saturday, July 22; and from Monday, July 31 to Saturday, August 5.

Affected train companies include Great Western Railway, Elizabeth Line and South Western Railway which affect services across Berkshire.

Great Western Railway is warning passengers that cancellations are being seen across "all routes".

To assist customers who had planned to travel on Saturday, July 22, your ticket will be valid for travel on GWR services from the day before the date shown on your ticket until Tuesday, July 25.

You are also able to claim a full refund or amend your ticket if you decide not to travel. 

Visit National Rail journey planner to check your journey.

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