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When are the next rail strikes this week?
Wednesday
Apr 22
Industrial action
Some routes may be impacted by strike.
Thursday
Apr 23
Industrial action
Some routes may be impacted by strike.
Friday
Apr 24
Industrial action
Some routes may be impacted by strike.
Saturday
Apr 25
Non-Strike day
Have a nice trip.
Sunday
Apr 26
Non-Strike day
Have a nice trip.
Monday
Apr 27
Non-Strike day
Have a nice trip.
Tuesday
Apr 28
Non-Strike day
Have a nice trip.
Upcoming UK Trains Train Strikes Action
Keep reading for our strikes information.
Apr 21 to Apr 24
Planned industrial action to affect London Underground services from Tuesday 21 to Friday 24 April
Period:Tuesday, April 21 to Friday, April 24
Operators:London Underground
Related Information:We have been made aware that industrial action is planned that will affect London Underground services from Tuesday 21 to Friday 24 April.
Industrial action will run from midday each day through to midday the following day, but disruption will continue into the afternoons and evenings of each day.
Impact on London Underground services:
The strikes will affect the whole London Underground network.
TfL expect to be able to run reduced services on most lines.
Tuesday 21 and Thursday 23 April:
Until mid-morning: a normal service will operate.
Late morning: services will decline ahead of strike.
After midday: significant disruption on all lines, continuing through the following day.
Wednesday 22 and Friday 24 April:
Morning: significant disruption on all lines until midday.
Afternoon / evening: services recovering, with some disruption likely until the evening.
Elizabeth line, Docklands Light Railway, London Overground:
Elizabeth line, Docklands Light Railway and London Overground will be running normally on strike days.
Industrial action is also planned for May and June - further details will be announced at a later date.
You can find out more information about industrial action on the TfL website.
UK Trains rail disruptions & other info
Feb 23 to Mar 31
All visa-exempt visitors to the UK will be required to obtain an ETA prior to travel
Period:Monday, February 23 to Monday, March 31
Operators:Eurostar
Related Information:All visitors to the UK who do not require a visa for short stays and who do not already hold UK immigration status must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travelling to the UK or for landside transit. Anyone without the necessary status will be refused entry to the UK.
Apr 22 to Apr 22
Animals on the line impact routes between Exeter St Davids and Okehampton
Period:Wednesday, April 22 to Wednesday, April 22
Operators:Great Western Railway
Related Information:Animals on the line in the Okehampton area means that the line is blocked. As a result, trains are unable to run to / from Okehampton and will be cancelled.
This is expected until the end of the day.
Great Western Railway customer advice:
What has happened?
A Great Western Railway train has hit a deer between Okehampton and Crediton. As a result, the line is closed whilst repairs take place.
What are Great Western Railway doing about it?
Great Western Railway are working with Network Rail to be able to return to running their normal timetable as soon as possible.
What are your options?
Your ticket can be used at no extra cost on Dartline buses route 66.
Rail replacement transport has been requested to run non stop between Exeter St Davids and Oakhampton.
If your train is cancelled, you may travel on either of the two services before, or two services after, your original train. If these are peak services or less flexible, you can still travel with your original ticket, at no extra cost.
Apr 22 to Apr 22
Yesterday, a train hit an obstruction on the line in the Okehampton area and the line to / from this station was closed for repairs.
Period:Wednesday, April 22 to Wednesday, April 22
Operators:Great Western Railway
Related Information:Yesterday, a train hit an obstruction on the line in the Okehampton area and the line to / from this station was closed for repairs. The line has reopened and some trains are now able to run, however some trains remain cancelled.
A reduced service is expected to operate between Exeter Central and Okehampton until approximately 16:30.
What has happened? A train hit a deer between Crediton and Okehampton. The line had been closed while repairs take place, but Great Western Railway are now able to run a reduced service whilst repairs are finished.
What are your options? When trains are not running, your ticket can be used at no extra cost on the following:
Dartline coach routes:
66 between Exeter St David’s and Okehampton
Stagecoach South West routes:
5 - Exeter (Bus Station), Newton St Cyres (Belluno), Crediton
5A - Exeter (Bus Station), Crediton, Copplestone (Morchard Road), Okehampton (Waitrose)
6A - Exeter (St Davids), Okehampton
Rail replacement transport is running between Exeter St Davids and Okehampton, in both directions. These buses will not run to a timetable and will not appear in any Journey Planners.
Additional information: If your train is cancelled, you may travel on either of the two services before, or two services after, your original train. If these are peak services or less flexible, you can still travel with your original ticket, at no extra cost.
Check before you travel: You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner.
For helpful advice if you need to travel on a rail replacement service, including accessibility and bicycle information, please use our Rail Replacement Services page.
You can find the pick-up and set-down location of rail replacement services by checking station signage or by searching for your station on our Find a Station page.
Please be advised that replacement vehicles may be busier than usual, and you should allow extra time for your journey.
Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim.
Apr 22 to Apr 22
A fault on a train between Truro and Falmouth Docks means fewer trains are able to run.
Period:Wednesday, April 22 to Wednesday, April 22
Operators:Great Western Railway
Related Information:A fault on a train between Truro and Falmouth Docks means fewer trains are able to run. As a result, some trains may be cancelled.
A reduced service is expected to be in operation for the rest of the day.
Customer advice: One of the two trains that runs on the line between Truro and Falmouth Docks has broken down.
What Great Western Railway are doing about it? Great Western Railway are running a reduced hourly service on the line while the broken train is fixed.
Trains at XX:45 will run from Truro. Trains at XX:15 will run from Falmouth Docks.
What are your options? As trains are still running you should travel as normal.
If your train is cancelled, you may travel on either of the two services before, or two services after, your original train.
If you miss a connection as a result of being delayed, you can use your ticket, at no extra cost, on the next available train.
To help you make your journey, you may use your ticket, at no extra cost, on the following Transport for Cornwall local bus routes:
Routes 14, 18 and 87 between Truro (Railway Station) and Truro (Bus Station)
Route 32 between Truro (Bus Station, stand B), Penryn (Railway station towards Truro. West End Close towards Falmouth) and Falmouth (The Moor, stop A)
Route 32A between Truro (Railway Station), Truro (Bus Station, stand B), Penryn (Railway station towards Truro. West End Close towards Falmouth) and Falmouth (The Moor, stop A)
Routes 33 and 33A between Falmouth (The Moor, stop A), Penryn (Railway station towards Redruth. West End Close towards Falmouth) and Redruth (Railway Station)
Routes 36 and 36A between Truro (Bus Station, stand E) and Perranwell (Railway Station)
Route 60 between Falmouth (The Moor, stop B) and Falmouth Town (The Dell)
Route 67 between Falmouth (The Moor, stop B), Falmouth Town (The Dell) and Falmouth Docks (Falmouth Hotel stop on Melville Road)
Additional information: If your train is cancelled, you may travel on either of the two services before, or two services after, your original train. If these are peak services or less flexible, you can still travel with your original ticket, at no extra cost.
Check before you travel: You can check your journey using the National Rail Enquiries real-time Journey Planner.
Compensation: You may be entitled to compensation if you experience a delay in completing your journey today. Please keep your train ticket and make a note of your journey, as both will be required to support any claim.
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