GWR lays out timetables changes ahead of continued strikes
As both Aslef and RMT workers are set to strike, GWR has set out how its timetable will change and ...
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RMT sets dates for further series of strikes
THE RAIL, Maritime and Transport workers union (RMT) has announced that its members will take part in its biggest series ...
Rail strikes are off, but don’t expect a normal service warns Great Western Railway
A RAIL operator that runs many services in and out of Reading’s railway station is warning that services will still ...
Reduced services timetable from GWR and SWR due to industrial action
Due to a number of days of industrial action throughout August, Great Western and South Western Railways will be offering ...
“Severe disruption” to be expected from RMT industrial action
Considerable disruption will be caused when RMT members strike from Tuesday, June 21, through Saturday, June 25
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