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The Latest Breaking News from Network Rail

TUI’s warning to travellers as train strikes to disrupt summer holidays

People heading on holiday this week should “plan ahead and make alternative plans” to get to the airport.

Evening Standard

See the ScotRail services affected by rail strikes as ‘significant’ disruption expected

Further rail strikes are set to cause disruption this week.

The National (Scotland)

Binmen going on strike in 2 areas for 18 days - see list of affected places

Refuse collectors employed by Amey in Elmbridge and Surrey Heath are set to strike in August meaning no kerbside rubbish collection, says GMB union

Daily Mirror

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TUI's warning to passengers travelling abroad this week

You need to be aware of this if you're travelling abroad

Liverpool Echo

Inside Greater Manchester's summer of strikes as thousands of workers walk out

The country is set for unprecedented industrial action this summer

Manchester Evening News

How the rail strikes on July 27 and July 30 will affect your train journey

Passengers are being warned not to travel on strike days next week and to expect disruption on the days before and after

Wales Online

How will fresh rail strikes in England affect services?

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies are set to strike

Wales Online

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ScotRail cancels hundreds of trains as RMT confirms Network Rail walkout

Just nine Scottish train services will operate every hour on the day of the industrial action by railway network staff.

Daily Record

Rail strike to go ahead next week crippling services across the UK

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies to take action after talks failed to resolve the dispute

Chronicle Live

Rail strike of more than 40,000 workers across Britain to go ahead on 27 July

Members of RMT union will strike next week after talks over pay, jobs and conditions broke down

The Guardian - UK

Rail workers set to strike on 27 July, union says

Government slates RMT ‘hell-bent on creating further misery for passengers’ as walkout set to cripple services

The Independent UK

Rail strike to go ahead as school holidays start after talks breakdown

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies will take industrial action

Wales Online

Trains strikes WILL go ahead next week after talks break down

More than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operators will be taking part in the strike

Manchester Evening News

Further rail disruption coming next week as RMT members walk out again

A STRIKE by more than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies, including ScotRail, will go ahead next week after talks…

The National (Scotland)

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Evening Standard

Train strikes: RMT confirms 40,000 workers will walk out next Wednesday causing more travel misery in growing UK ‘summer of discontent’

A strike by more than 40,000 workers at Network Rail and 14 train operating companies will go ahead next Wednesday after no breakthrough in talks, the RMT union announced on Friday.

Daily Mirror

Second huge train strike confirmed for next week with 14 firms hit by 24-hour walkout

Rail strikes will take place next week with 40,000 workers from Network Rail and 14 train firms set to walkout - see the full list to see if your provider will be affected

Liverpool Echo

Major road set to close for five weeks

Access will be maintained for pedestrians and cyclists

Evening Standard

London’s Victoria station to be reshaped in £30m overhaul

Network Rail says transition to Gatwick Airport trains will be easier

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Manchester Evening News

When are the next train strikes taking place?

Rail workers are set for further strike action in the coming weeks, following their three-day walk-out in June over pay, jobs and working conditions.

The Conversation

Why UK railways can't deal with heatwaves – and what might help

The UK’s rail service has been hit with widespread train delays and high levels of cancellations during the heatwave. The whole of the east coast line between Edinburgh and London was closed for hours on July 20 because of the heat.

Daily Record

Dumfries and Galloway politician accuses ScotRail of "sleight of hand" over restored timetable

South Scotland MSP claims the full schedule still offers less trains than were running before the coronavirus pandemic

Chronicle Live

Co-owner of Gateshead pub slams Network Rail for 'blocking their entrance' with metal fencing

Doug Musgrove said he has lost customers as a result of the ongoing work

Wales Online

Train strikes mean most of Wales' rail network will be suspended

People are being warned there will be disruption on the days before and after the two planned days of strikes

The Independent UK

Network Rail launches review of UK rail’s ability to cope in hot weather after heatwave causes train chaos

‘With extreme weather events becoming more frequent as our climate continues to change, we’ve got to pull out all the stops to make our railway as resilient as possible,’ says Network Rail chief

The Guardian - UK

This summer’s strikes are already working – unions, set your sights even higher

With spiralling inflation and a tight labour market, workers’ power is on a high. But that doesn’t guarantee success, writes labour correspondent Polly Smythe

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