UK National Rail Strikes July 2023

National Rail: Industrial Action to affect services on various dates in July – Some operators will be affected from Monday 17 July

Route(s) affected: Various National Rail routes

Description:

The RMT Union have announced three days of strike action to affect several train operating companies on Thursday 20 July, Saturday 22 July and Saturday 29 July.

In addition, the ASLEF union, have announced action short of a strike affecting some train operators from Monday 17 July to Saturday 22 July. This action involves ASLEF members withdrawing from working overtime during this time.

RMT industrial action – Thursday 20 July, Saturday 22 July and Saturday 29 July

Train operators affected by this industrial action:

• Avanti West Coast

• c2c

• Caledonian Sleeper

• Chiltern Railways

• CrossCountry

• East Midlands Railway

• Gatwick Express

• Great Northern

• Great Western Railway

• Greater Anglia

• Heathrow Express

• Island Line

• LNER

• London Northwestern Railway

• Northern

• Southeastern

• Southern

• South Western Railway

• Stansted Express

• Thameslink

• TransPennine Express

• West Midlands Railway

ASLEF action short of a strike – from Monday 17 July to Saturday 22 July

The following train operating companies will be affected and have indicated that they do not expect to be able to run their full timetable. Please check before you travel:

• Chiltern Railways

• Gatwick Express

• Great Northern

• Southern

• South Western Railway and Island Line

• Thameslink

The following train operating companies may also be affected. They are currently expecting to be able to run their full timetable although they might experience short notice cancellations. Please check before you travel:

• Avanti West Coast

• East Midlands Railway

• Great Western Railway

• London Northwestern Railway

• Northern

• TransPennine Express

• West Midlands Railway

 

 

Source: National Rail