East Midlands Railway has warned passengers to only try and travel by rail if absolutely necessary this Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday as the UK faces the biggest train strike in 30 years.
It is offering vastly reduced services during the strike and stopping trains after 6.30pm, and has warned people to leave plenty of extra time for their journeys.
Nationally only around 20 per cent of trains will run on each of the three days with further disruption on days following the action as members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) at Network Rail and 13 train operators take action over pay and conditions.