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When are the next rail strikes this week?
Monday
Jan 26
Weather
Some routes may be impacted by weather.
Tuesday
Jan 27
Non-Strike day
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Wednesday
Jan 28
Non-Strike day
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Thursday
Jan 29
Non-Strike day
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Friday
Jan 30
Non-Strike day
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Saturday
Jan 31
Non-Strike day
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Sunday
Feb 1
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UK Trains rail disruptions & other info
Jan 26 to Jan 28
Track flooding and bridge damage disrupts routes between Liskeard and Looe
Period:Monday, January 26 to Wednesday, January 28
Operators:Great Western Railway
Related Information:The line between Liskeard and Looe remains closed following a period of recent heavy rain which flooded the track.
The heavy rainfall, combined with high tides, resulted in the water levels at several bridges along the line being above the level which allows for trains to run safely. Investigations took place once the water levels receded and the results of the investigations have confirmed some damage that will require repair work. This will need to be carried out before the line can be reopened and trains are able to run again.
No trains will operate between Liskeard and Looe. Rail replacement transport will run as stated below.
Currently we do not expect to run trains until Tuesday 27 January at the earliest with disruption expected until at least the end of the day on Wednesday 28 January.
Customer advice:
Replacement minibuses will operate at train departure times from Liskeard and Looe.
The designated stops for the replacement road transport are as follows:
Liskeard - at the front of the station.
Sandplace - bus stops by the station entrance.
Looe - at the front of the station.
If you are travelling to / from St Keyne Wishing Well Halt or Causeland please call Great Western Railway customer services on 0345 700 0125, or use the station help point for taxis to be arranged.
Additionally, you may use your ticket on Transport for Cornwall bus route 73 between Liskeard and Looe at no extra cost.
Jan 26 to Jan 30
Landslip closes line between Horsham and Dorking (Main)
Period:Monday, January 26 to Friday, January 30
Operators:Gatwick Express,Southern,Thameslink
Related Information:A landslip between Horsham and Dorking will impact trains running between Gatwick Airport and London Victoria until the end of the day.
Trains between Gatwick Airport and London Victoria will resume running on their normal route, however, no trains will run between Horsham and Dorking (Main) due to this issue until at least the end of the day on Friday 30 January.
Customer advice:
Today, Monday 26 until at least Friday 30 January:
There will be no train service between Horsham and Dorking (Main).
The following stations will not be served:
Warnham.
Ockley.
Holmwood.
An hourly train service will continue to run between Dorking (Main) and London Victoria, and there will be alternative Southern and Thameslink services from Horsham to London Bridge and London Victoria, via Gatwick Airport.
If you are travelling between Horsham and Dorking (Main):
Please allow for at least 30-40 minutes longer than usual to complete your journey, as you will need to use alternative transport to reach your destination.
An hourly replacement bus service will operate between Horsham and Holmwood, Warnham and Dorking (Main), in both directions. This will connect with train services running between Dorking (Main) and London Victoria. If you are travelling from Horsham, please use the alternative Southern or Thameslink train services.
You can also use your ticket to travel at no extra cost on Metrobus route 93 between Horsham and Dorking.
If you are travelling to / from Ockley:
Replacement buses running between Horsham and Dorking are unable to serve Ockley due to a road closure between the A24 and the station.
If you are travelling from Ockley - please press the green emergency button on the station platform where staff will arrange onward travel for you.
If you require Ockley - please speak to station staff who will assist in booking onward transport.
Further ticket acceptance:
You’ll also be able to use your ticket to travel on the following alternative routes at no extra cost:
Alternative Southern and Thameslink services from Horsham, Three Bridges and Gatwick Airport.
South Western Railway between London Waterloo and Portsmouth Harbour on any reasonable route.
Southeastern between Hastings and London Terminals.
London Underground via any reasonable route.
Great Western Railway between Dorking Deepdene, Gatwick Airport and Redhill.
Local Metrobus routes between Dorking, Horsham, Crawley and Three Bridges.
You can see the full list of ticket acceptance.
Car parking easement:
If you have a parking ticket for Warnham, Ockley, or Holmwood, parking easements will be in place at Horsham, Crawley, and Three Bridges if you choose to travel to / from these stations as an alternative (please note, these car parks can be busy).
Planning your journey:
You can see the live departure boards, and view a live map of the network.
You can also view an alternative route guide.
If you're travelling in the London area, you can plan journeys on alternative routes by using the TfL Journey Planner.
You can use the Southern app to find up-to-date information.
Journey planners for Monday 26 January will be updated later today to reflect the planned service on this route, but the following changes are expected:
The direct Dorking (Main) - London Victoria service will still run.
The direct Horsham - London Victoria service will either be cancelled; or terminate at Dorking (Main) and start back from there.
Can you tell me more about the incident?
A landslip was reported in the Ockley area on Friday evening, and a temporary arrangement was put in place for this weekend to allow some trains to run through the area, as this route is being used as a diversion for other engineering work taking place elsewhere on our network.
To allow for permanent repair work to commence, specialist Network Rail teams and equipment will need access to the track and surrounding embankment – meaning that all lines through this route will be blocked until this work is complete.
A full line closure is expected from today, Monday 26 until at least Friday 30 January, between Horsham and Dorking (Main). There is a possibility that this timescale will be extended, but we will keep you updated throughout the week with progress.
Landslips can happen for a number of reasons, including severe weather. Areas at risk of landslips are monitored proactively to ensure that the track is safe, and Southern also receive reports from train crews of any risks to the railway.
Jan 26 to Jan 26
Emergency services incident causes major disruption between Marsden and Stalybridge
Period:Monday, January 26 to Monday, January 26
Operators:TransPennine Express
Related Information:The emergency services are dealing with an incident between Marsden and Stalybridge. To allow them to safely carry out their work, all lines running between these stations are closed.
As a result of this, trains are unable to operate and will either be revised or diverted via an alternative route.
Major disruption is expected until 06:00.
Customer advice:
How does this affect my journey?
The following routes will be subject to delays, alterations, short notice cancellations:-
Manchester Piccadilly - Huddersfield/York (Stopper service).
Manchester Victoria- Redcar Central.
Liverpool Lime Street-Newcastle.
Liverpool Lime Street-Hull.
Where possible, trains will divert via the Calder Valley. Trains that divert between Leeds and Manchester Victoria will not call at Huddersfield or Stalybridge.
Some services will call additionally at Mirfield where connections can be made of Northern services towards Huddersfield and Leeds.
What should I do?
You can use your ticket at no extra cost on the following services in both directions:
Northern services between Huddersfield and Sheffield.
Northern services Leeds and Sheffield.
Northern services Hudderfield/Mirfield and Leeds.
CrossCountry services between Leeds and Sheffield until the end of the day.
TransPennine Express & East Midland Railway services between Sheffield and Manchester Piccadilly/Liverpool Lime Street.
LNER services between York and Doncaster until the end of the day.
Metrolink services between Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria/Manchester Airport.
Customers travelling from Manchester who require Huddersfield are advised where possible to board TransPennine Express services from Manchester Victoria, and then change at Dewsbury to transfer to the rail replacement services across to Huddersfield.
Customers travelling from Leeds who require Huddersfield are advised to go via Sheffield or alight at Dewsbury and board the Rail Replacement services provided.
Rail replacement buses:
The following rail replacement transport will operate as follows:
Between Dewsbury and Huddersfield:
Dewsbury to Huddersfield departing at XX:15 every hour until 23:15.
Huddersfield to Dewsbury departing at XX:45 every hour until 22:45.
Between Huddersfield and Stalybridge / Manchester Piccadilly:
Stalybridge to Huddersfield calling at all stops, departing on the hour each hour until 22:30.
Huddersfield to Manchester Piccadilly calling at all stops, departing on the hour each hour until 23:00.
Additional information:
The emergency services are dealing with a fire in Standedge Tunnel - between Marsden and Stalybridge. Trains are currently unable to run between these locations in either direction.
Staff are on site working to resolve the situation.
Jan 26 to Jan 26
Severe weather and flooding continue to disrupt services between Par and Newquay
Period:Monday, January 26 to Monday, January 26
Operators:Great Western Railway
Related Information:Severe weather has been causing disruption to Great Western Railway trains in south west England.
On Saturday, there were yellow weather warnings for rain issued by the Met Office, and Storm Ingrid also brought heavy rain and strong winds of up to 70mph to the region.
Now that the worst of the weather has passed, Network Rail have inspected the railway to make sure it is safe for trains to run again, and clear up any debris that has blown up from the beach during the storm.
As a result of the severity of the weather, disruption to services is expected to continue between Par and Newquay until the end of the day.
If you are travelling between Par and Newquay today:
Flooding in the Roche area means that the line is closed. As a result, trains are unable to run between Par and Newquay and will be cancelled.
Great Western Railway are working with Network Rail to be able to return to running the normal timetable as soon as possible, however this will now not be until Tuesday 27 January at the earliest. Road transport will operate in lieu of the train service all day today Monday. However, coaches will start and finish at St. Austell rather than Par, so please alight at St. Austell if looking to connect.
Road transport will operate between Par and Newquay as closely as possible to the published timetable.
To further assist you with your journey, you may use your ticket on the following Transport for Cornwall routes at no extra cost:
21 / 21A between St Austell, St Columb Road, Quintrell Downs and Newquay.
26/26A: St Austell, Bugle, Roche and Bodmin.
31: St Austell and Luxulyan.
85: Truro and Newquay.
91: Truro, St Columb Road, Quintrell Downs and Newquay.
93: Truro, Quintrell Downs and Newquay.
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