Cleared Disruptions

Between London Charing Cross / London St Pancras International and Ramsgate

Disruption caused by a road vehicle colliding with a bridge in the Deal area has now ended. Trains between Ramsgate and Dover Priory are now able to run as normal.

Between Clapham Junction and Dalston Junction

Trains are now running normally between Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Road following a fault with the signalling system earlier today.

Between Liverpool Central / Sandhills and Ormkirk / Kirkby and between Hunts Cross and Southport.

Trains can run as normal following a track fault in the Liverpool Central area.

between Gloucester and Cheltenham Spa

Trains between Gloucester and Cheltenham Spa are now running normally following a trespass incident between these stations.

Between Sheffield / York and Bridlington / Scarborough 

Trains are now running normally between Hull and Scarborough.

Between Sevenoaks and London Blackfriars, and also between Orpington and Luton

Trains are now running normally following a trespass incident at Bellingham.

between Hastings Bexhill

Trains are now running normally following a trespass incident between Hastings and Bexhill.

Between Glasgow Central and Gourock / Wemyss Bay

Trains are running normally between Paisley Gilmour Street and Gourock / Wemyss Bay following a fault with the signalling system between Port Glasgow and Whinhill.

between Redhill and Tonbridge

Disruption to Southern replacement bus services between Redhill and Tonbridge has now ended. 

Between Clapham Junction and Watford Junction 

Disruption has now ended between Clapham Junction and Watford Junction. 

All Northern Rail routes

Industrial action is no longer affecting Northern. 

Transport for Wales routes

Industrial action is no longer affecting Transport for Wales. 

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CrossCountry routes

Industrial action is no longer affecting CrossCountry. 

Across all Great Western Railway routes

Disruption to Great Western Railway services due to a shortage of train crew has now ended. 

Between Surbiton and Hampton Court / Guildford / Basingstoke

Trains can run as normal following a fault with the signalling system at Surbiton

Avanti West Coast between Edinburgh / Glasgow Central / Blackpool North and London Euston

Northern between Windermere / Barrow-in-Furness / Colne / Ormskirk / Blackpool North / Blackpool South and Preston / Liverpool Lime Street / Manchester Airport / Hazel Grove / York

TransPennine Express between Edinburgh / Glasgow Central and Liverpool Lime Street / Manchester Airport

Trains are now running normally following a trespass incident on the railway at Preston. 

Avanti West Coast between Manchester Piccadilly and London Euston

Northern between Manchester Piccadilly and Crewe

Transport for Wales between Manchester Piccadilly and Swansea / Milford Haven / Carmarthen

Trains can run as normal between Wilmslow and Crewe

Between Shoeburyness and London Fenchurch Street

Trains can run as normal following an earlier fire next to the track at Stanford-le-Hope.

Between Uckfield and Oxted

Disruption caused by a fault with the signalling system between Uckfield and Crowborough has now ended

All Southeastern routes

Southeastern services are now able to run as planned today, Sunday 26 June, following the industrial action.

Please note that planned engineering work means lines via Dover Priory, Sidcup and Grove Park are closed all day today. All other Southeastern routes are open.

We're very sorry for the inconvenience and frustration this will cause. You can view timetables, ticketing, refund information and find further information at southeasternrailway.co.uk/industrial-action.

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between London Kings Cross and Edinburgh

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, Lumo will now be running the normal Sunday timetable for the remainder of today.

Further information

For further information including ticketing and refund information, check information on the Lumo webpage.

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Great Western Railway between Carmarthen and London Paddington

Transport for Wales between Fishguard Harbour and Hereford, and between Milford Haven and Manchester Piccadilly, and between, Fishguard Harbour / Pembroke Dock and Swansea, and between Swansea and Shrewsbury 

Disruption caused by a fault with the barriers at a level crossing at Llanelli has now ended.

Between Fishguard Harbour and Hereford, and between Cardiff Central and Holyhead, and between Milford Haven and Manchester Piccadilly 

Disruption following a tree blocking the railway between Pontypool & New Inn and Abergavenny has now ended.

Between London Fenchurch Street and Grays / Shoeburyness

Disruption caused by a broken down freight train between Dagenham Dock and Purfleet has now ended.

Between London Marylebone and Aylesbury / Oxford / Birmingham Moor Street

Trains between London Marylebone and Princes Risborough are running normally following a tree blocking the railway at Gerrards Cross earlier today.

National Rail routes. 

Following strike action by the RMT members yesterday (Saturday 25 June) trains on most routes will start running later than normal today. 

If you are travelling by train today please check before you travel, as it may start a lot later. Many operators are also expecting their service to be busier than normal today.

More information on refunds, and cross-industry ticket easements and acceptance, for the strike days can be found on our Common Questions page.

The following train operators are running an amended service today. You can click on the link for more information:

• CrossCountry
• ​​​​​​​Lumo
• Northern
• Southeastern
• Transport for Wales

The following train operators are now running a normal Sunday service. However, please note that services across the network may be busier than usual today: 

• Avanti West Coast
• c2c
• Caledonian Sleeper 
• Chiltern Railways
• East Midlands Railway
• Elizabeth line
• Gatwick Express
• Grand Central
• Great Northern
• Great Western Railway
• Greater Anglia / Stansted Express
• Heathrow Express 
• Hull Trains 
• LNER 
• London Northwestern Railway
• London Overground
• Merseyrail 
• ScotRail
• Southern
• South Western Railway / Island Line
• Thameslink
• TransPennine Express 
• ​​​​​​​West Midlands Railway 

Between Wolverhampton and Walsall, and between Redditch and Lichfield Trent Valley

Disruption following an object being caught in the overhead electric wires between Aston and Duddeston has now ended.

at Brighton

Trains at Brighton are now running normally following an earlier trespass incident at this station.

Grand Central routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike, Grand Central services will slowly return to normal, however some services will still be revised on Sunday 26 June.

The 08:04 Bradford Interchange to London Kings Cross will start at Wakefield Kirkgate at 08:49, the rest of the service will remain on time.

The 09:40 London Kings Cross to Sunderland will start at York at 11:28, Thirsk 11:51, Northallerton 12:00, Eaglescliffe 12:17, Hartlepool 12:37 and arrive at Sunderland at 13:01.

The 19:27 London Kings Cross to Bradford Interchange will run as usual, but will call at Halifax at 21:59, Low Moor 22:07 and arrive at Bradford Interchange at 22:14.

All other services are planned to run as usual.

If you have a ticket previously dated for a strike day, you can use that ticket on any day until Tuesday 28 June.

If your journey was disrupted by strike action you can request a refund from your point of purchase fee-free.

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Between Moorgate and Welwyn Garden City / Stevenage

Disruption following a fault with the signalling system between Moorgate and Finsbury Park as now ended.

All Gatwick Express, Great Northern, Southern and Thameslink routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, GTR advise that on Sunday 26 June that you only travel if your journey is absolutely necessary, and expect disruption.

No trains will run before 07:15, however after that a regular Sunday service will run.

Check again before any necessary journeys before travelling as there may also be changes on the day to the planned service. Ensure you have checked when your last train departs as there will be no alternatives once services end.

Further information:

Please check on the following pages for further information:

• Gatwick Express
• Great Northern
• Southern
• Thameslink​​​​​​​

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Avanti West Coast routes

Following strike action by the RMT union yesterday, Avanti West Coast are expecting a knock-on affect to their service today. Morning trains will start later in the day. 

Please plan ahead as your journey may be affected. 

Ticket changes and refunds:
If you have tickets for travel up to and including today (Sunday 26 June), you can use those tickets anytime between now and Tuesday 28 June. Alternatively, you can claim a full refund from where you bought the ticket if you have tickets for travel up to Sunday 26 June.

If you'd prefer to travel on a future date rather than between now and 28 June, you can find out how to amend your ticket here.

To help reduce disruption and overcrowding, ticket sales have been suspended for the strike dates, and for the days after the industrial action.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Industrial action FAQ's are addressed on the Avanti West Coast website.

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Chiltern Railways routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, Chiltern Railways services may be revised as services return to normal. Advice is to only travel if absolutely essential.

Services will start later on Sunday 26 June. 

​​​​​​​Frequently Asked Questions:
Industrial action FAQs are addressed on the Chiltern Railways website.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

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Great Western Railway routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, Great Western Railway will be running a reduced timetable on Sunday 26 June.

It is advised that you only travel if essential, plan ahead and check your entire journey before you travel.

Train services:

Maps detailing which routes will have a train service, during limited hours, are available on the Great Western Railway website. 

Ticket changes and refunds:

Customers who have already purchased tickets can claim a full refund or can amend their ticket; those who travel and are delayed may be entitled to delay repay compensation if they are delayed by 15 minutes or more. Season ticket holders can apply for compensation through the Delay Repay scheme.

To help customers, Great Western Railway is allowing people with tickets dated for travel on strike days to travel instead on any non strike day up to Tuesday 28 June.

Frequently Asked Questions:
Industrial action FAQ's are addressed on the Great Western Railway website.

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ScotRail routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, it may be early afternoon before ScotRail services are able to operate as normal on many routes on Sunday 26 June.

What does this mean for ScotRail services?

As there will be limited services running, please only travel if necessary. If you have to travel, you should expect disruption and plan ahead.

On the days following strike action there will be disruption caused by the reopening of signal boxes at different times across Scotland. While the large signalling centres at Yoker, West of Scotland and Edinburgh will be able to operate from 07:15, this will not be the case at manual boxes elsewhere and it may well be early afternoon before many routes are able to operate as normal.

If you are travelling by train this week please check your last train, as it may be a lot earlier than usual.

Frequently asked questions:

Industrial action FAQ's are addressed on the ScotRail website.

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c2c routes

Industrial action taken by the RMT Union yesterday across the rail industry has affected c2c services. This has had a knock-on affect on service today with morning trains starting later than normal. 

If you are travelling by train today please check your journey. 

​​​​​​​Refunds: If your service has been cancelled, delayed or rescheduled, you may be entitled to a fee-free change or refund from the original retailer of your ticket. Find out more about applying for a refund here.

Changing travel plans: All non-season tickets validity extended for travel the day before or up to two days after any strike action takes place. Please note if your ticket is for a through fare that includes the London Underground it may not be valid on London Underground services on an alternative date. Please contact the original retailer of your ticket for more information.  

Changing operator or route: To help minimise any disruption, you may be able to use your ticket on another operator or an alternative route.  

Frequently Asked Questions:
Industrial action FAQ's are addressed on the c2c website.​​​​​

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All South Western Railway routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, a late-starting level of service will operate across the South Western Railway network today. Customers are urged only to travel by rail if absolutely necessary.

If you are travelling by train this week please check your last train, as it may be a lot earlier than usual.

​​​​​​​The Island Line is not affected by this.

For further information including timetables, ticketing and refund information, check information on the South Western Railway page.

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East Midlands Railway routes

Following strike action taken by the RMT union yesterday, East Midlands Railway will be running a reduced service today. The first trains of the morning will be significantly later than normal. 

If you are travelling by train this today please check your journey.

Additional information:

There will be no direct trains between Luton and London St Pancras International. 

Frequently Asked Questions:
Industrial action FAQ's are addressed on the East Midlands Railway website.​​​​

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Elizabeth line routes

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, some Elizabeth line services may still be affected on Sunday 26 June. Operating hours and train frequencies will be reduced and services are likely to be very busy. 

If you are travelling by train this week please check your last train, as it may be a lot earlier than usual.

Further information

​​​​​​​For more information, please check information on the TfL page.

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All London Overground routes

The RMT union held a 24-hour strike yesterday. Following on from this London Overground will have a reduced service until midday. 

If you are travelling by train today please check your service this morning, as service will start later than usual.

Further information

For more information, please check information on the TfL page.

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Greater Anglia routes and Stansted Express

The RMT union held a 24-hour strike yesterday, which affected all Greater Anglia and Stansted Express services.

The industrial action included Network Rail signallers who are members of the RMT union.

Train services on non-strike days:
The strikes will have a knock-on effect on services on days immediately before and after the days when industrial action is taking place. Customers are advised to check before you travel on Sunday 26 June, as service will start later than usual.

Ticket changes and refunds:
Anyone who has pre-booked tickets to travel on strike days can change them, use them to travel on the day before or up to two days after their original travel date, or apply for a refund by going back to their original retailer. More information is available from the Greater Anglia website.​​​​

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Heathrow Express route

Following the end to the recent RMT union national strike across the railway industry, Heathrow Express will operate a full timetable with the following amendments today:

• From London Paddington – First service will depart at 07:40, then every 15 minutes
• From Heathrow Terminal 5 – First service will depart at 07:42, then every 15 minutes
• From Heathrow Central – First service will depart at 07:47, then every 15 minutes

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LNER routes

Strike action is no longer affecting LNER. 

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All Merseyrail routes

Strike action is no longer affecting Merseyrail. 

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All TransPennine Express routes

Strike action is no longer affecting TransPennine Express. 

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West Midlands Railway routes

Strike action is no longer affecting West Midlands Railway. 

Hull Trains route

Strike action is no longer affecting Hull Trains. 

London Northwestern Railway routes

Strike action is no longer affecting London Northwestern Railway.