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• Passengers should only travel if necessary during RMT strike action this Wednesday 27 July
• A special timetable will be in place with only six trains per hour leaving Manchester Piccadilly
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which do run will start later from 7:30am and finish by 6.30pm
• Passengers are reminded to plan ahead using National Rail Enquiries and to expect disruption

• Passengers should only travel if necessary during RMT strike action tomorrow (Wednesday 27 July)
• A special timetable will be in place with only five trains per hour leaving London Euston
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which do run will start later from 7:30am and finish by 6.30pm
• Passengers are reminded to plan ahead using National Rail Enquiries and to expect disruption

• Passengers should only travel if necessary during RMT strike action tomorrow (Wednesday 27 July)
• A special timetable will be in place with only two departures per hour from Liverpool Lime Street
• Many routes have no trains at all - those which do run will start later from 7:30am and finish by 6.30pm
• Passengers are reminded to plan ahead using National Rail Enquiries and to expect disruption

With less than a week to go passengers are being given top travel tips during the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games.

More than 300 volunteers from across the rail industry will be helping visitors travelling by train to Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games venues.

Limited train services have started to run through Birmingham New Street with passengers being advised to check before they travel throughout today.

West Coast main line passengers are being urged to check National Rail Enquiries before they set off on their journey with no direct trains between London and Scotland.

Passengers are being advised not to travel with all trains currently stopped through Birmingham New Street station until further notice as Britain records its hottest day in history.