ommuters throughout the nation are set for extreme journey disruption on Saturday as 1000’s of rail staff strike over pay, job cuts and dealing situations.
The strike is predicted to contain as much as 40,000 staff and can embrace the next operators: Chiltern Railways, CrossCountry, Better Anglia, LNER, East Midlands Railway, c2c, Nice Western Railway, Northern Trains, South Jap, South Western Railway, TransPennine Categorical, Avanti West Coast, West Midlands Trains, GTR (together with Gatwick Categorical), London Overground, Hull Trains, London Northwestern Railway.
The London Overground will run a service between 8am to 6pm, whereas the Elizabeth Line may also run a lowered timetable.
As a result of Tube strike on Friday, Londoners have been suggested to test instances earlier than travelling on Saturday morning whereas the District and Bakerloo might be affected by the strike motion all through the day.
Talking on Friday, the RMT’s Mick Lynch warned additional strieks are “probably” sooner or later if no answer is reached with the union.
