• Passengers advised not to get caught out by hugely reduced Saturday service due to RMT strike action
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which will run will finish in the afternoon
• Advice is to only travel if necessary and regularly check National Rail Enquiries

• Passengers advised not to get caught out by hugely reduced Saturday service due to RMT strike action
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which will run will finish in the afternoon
• Advice is to only travel if necessary and regularly check National Rail Enquiries

• Passengers advised not to get caught out by hugely reduced Saturday service due to RMT strike action
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which will run will finish in the afternoon
• Advice is to only travel if necessary and regularly check National Rail Enquiries

• Passengers advised not to get caught out by hugely reduced Saturday service due to RMT strike action
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which will run will finish in the afternoon
• Advice is to only travel if necessary and regularly check National Rail Enquiries

• Significantly reduced timetable on Saturday as the third day of RMT’s national strike action is set to go ahead
• Trains will start later and finish much earlier than usual, between 7.30am and 6.30pm, and some parts of the country will have no services at all due to lack of staff availability
• Passengers should only travel by train if necessary and should check their journey in advance, and expect some disruption on Sunday with a reduced timetable in operation
• Passengers can choose to either use their ticket on another day, or will be able to claim a refund

Vital rail upgrades are to be carried out at the end of July to extend platforms for new trains and provide power for the Elizabeth Line ahead of the next stage of opening when services from Shenfield will be connected to Paddington station via the City of London and the West End.

Pupils from St Roch’s Primary and Deaf School, Royston, recently visited Network Rail’s Glasgow Maintenance Delivery Unit (MDU), to learn more about the industry as part of a community partnership.

Two of Scotland’s largest landowners are seeking ways to work closer together where public forestry and land is adjacent to the country’s rail network.