


The network said it is currently assessing the impact the RMT strikes will have on its services and will update its industrial action page in due course. It also said the action will affect train operators across the network, and passengers are advised to check their "entire" journey before travelling. The train operating company has said during the Aslef industrial action, "a small number of services may be subject to late-notice cancellation or amendment during this period." It has also advised customers to "check before you travel".ĭue to the Aslef action, the railway has said there will be a limited service in operation between 3 July and 8 July.Ĭhiltern Railways have not yet announced plans for the RMT strike action that will take place later next month. It said during the Aslef action, trains will be busier than usual, and there will be changes across the network's timetable. However, the website states if your journey is delayed by over two minutes, you will automatically get a delay repay if you travel using a c2c Smartcard.Ĭhiltern Railways have put out a detailed announcement about what to look out for when travelling. No announcements have been made yet on its website about the July industrial action. On previous occasions, it said that customers who booked tickets to travel on strike days before industrial action was announced could claim a full fee-free refund from their point of purchase. It said it plans to run its normal timetable during the Aslef action. RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: "This week of action will shut down the London Underground and show just how important the work of our members is." Which train lines are set to be affected?Īvanti West Coast has said it is currently looking at the impact the RMT strikes will have on its services and will have "more information" for its customers soon. There will be no strike on Monday 23 July, but there is usually disruption to the network on the days before and following a strike. The union has warned the industrial its action would cripple the parts of the network affected each day. Aslef members at 16 rail operators will refuse to work overtime - an action short of a strike - on the following days:
