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STRIKE AND DISRUPTION INFORMATION FOR 31 MAY to 4 JUNE
ASLEF announced that industrial action by their members will take place on Wednesday 31 May, 1st June and 3rd June
Wednesday 31 May
NO Southern, Gatwick Express or Thameslink services will run.
Thursday 1 June
It is expected there will be knock-on disruption from the previous days' strike and because of the ban on overtime by ASLEF services will start later in some locations, first trains are likely to be very busy and you may not be able to board. Throughout the rest of the day and to help customers plan with fewer short notice alterations, an amended timetable with fewer services will run.
Friday 2 June
RMT also announced industrial action on Friday. Services will be limited across the networks, with a later start, an early shut down and no service in some locations.
Saturday 3 June
NO Southern, Gatwick Express or Thameslink services will run.
Sunday 4 June
Due to a knock on effect of the industrial action early morning services may also start later than normal.
You are advised to check with your local station to see if and when they have services running.
You can also check on National Rail
Issued 30 May 2023
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