Train customers urged to check before they travel over the bank holiday weekend: CBYTEarlyMay

Wednesday 26 Apr 2017

Train customers urged to check before they travel over the bank holiday weekend

Region & Route:
| North West & Central

Train customers are being urged to check before they travel over the bank holiday weekend.

The latest travel information can be found at www.nationalrail.co.uk and with train operators.  

The majority of the railway will be open as usual but certain journeys may be affected by essential engineering work. These include:

  • Crewe to Warrington between 1215 on Saturday 28 April and 1155 Monday 1 May because of track work
  • Wigan to Preston between 1215 Saturday 28 April and 0500 Monday 1 May because of track work
  • Preston to Carlisle all day Sunday 29 April because of track work
  • Weaver to Wavertree between 1215 Saturday 29 April and 1155 Monday 1 May because of signalling work
  • Into Manchester Victoria between 0050 Sunday 30 April and 0440 Tuesday 2 May because of Ordsall Chord work
  • Birkenhead Central and Liverpool Central between 0050 Sunday 30 April and 0440 Tuesday 2 May because of track work

Contact information

Passengers / community members
Network Rail national helpline
03457 11 41 41

Latest travel advice
Please visit National Rail Enquiries

Journalists
Network Rail press office - North West & Central Region
0330 854 0100
NWCmediarelations@networkrail.co.uk

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