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Only travel on strike days if ‘absolutely necessary’, rail passengers advised

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Around a fifth of Britain’s train services will operate on Thursday and Saturday during the latest rail strikes.

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Only travel on strike days if ‘absolutely necessary’, rail passengers advised

Around a fifth of Britain’s train services will operate on Thursday and Saturday during the latest rail strikes.

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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The Epoch Times

British Rail Passengers Advised to 'Only Travel If Absolutely Necessary' During Strikes

Passengers are urged to plan their journey and “only travel if absolutely necessary” as tens of thousands of rail workers are set to strike again on Thursday and Saturday. Network Rail, which owns and develops railway infrastructure across Britain, confirmed that only about one-fifth of Britain’s rail network will remain open on strike days, and lines that do open will only be operating from 7:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. The days following the strikes …

2 years ago·New York, United States

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Telegraph & Argus

People should only travel by train if 'absolutely necessary' amid continued strikes

RAIL passengers travelling to, from or through Yorkshire and the North East should plan ahead and only travel by train if it is “absolutely…

2 years ago·Bradford, United Kingdom

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Coventry Telegraph

Commuters warned to only use trains if ‘absolutely necessary’ as strikes loom

Lines in Coventry and Warwickshire will be impacted

2 years ago·Coventry, United Kingdom

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Yorkshire Evening Post

Leeds train strikes: East Coast Main Line passengers urged to only travel if necessary

Rail passengers travelling on the East Coast Main Line are being urged to plan ahead and only travel by train if it’s absolutely necessary with strike action planned on two days this week.

2 years ago·Leeds, United Kingdom

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Chester Standard

Rail passengers told to travel only if 'absolutely necessary' during strike action

PASSENGERS are being advised that they should only travel by train if 'absolutely necessary' on August 18 and August 20 as further national strike…

2 years ago·Chester, United Kingdom

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Only travel on strike days if ‘absolutely necessary’, rail passengers advised

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Only travel on strike days if ‘absolutely necessary’, rail passengers advised

Only travel on strike days if ‘absolutely necessary’, rail passengers advised

British Rail Passengers Advised to 'Only Travel If Absolutely Necessary' During Strikes

British Rail Passengers Advised to 'Only Travel If Absolutely Necessary' During Strikes

People should only travel by train if 'absolutely necessary' amid continued strikes

People should only travel by train if 'absolutely necessary' amid continued strikes

Commuters warned to only use trains if ‘absolutely necessary’ as strikes loom

Commuters warned to only use trains if ‘absolutely necessary’ as strikes loom

Leeds train strikes: East Coast Main Line passengers urged to only travel if necessary

Leeds train strikes: East Coast Main Line passengers urged to only travel if necessary

Rail passengers told to travel only if 'absolutely necessary' during strike action

Rail passengers told to travel only if 'absolutely necessary' during strike action

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