Avanti West Coast has advised passengers to check before travelling this Sunday, with RMT strike action resuming.
The operator is forced to run a reduced timetable, with few services running in the limited operating hours.
Network Rail are also carrying out engineering work in the Crewe area, meaning services will be diverted and no trains will run between Liverpool and London.
One train an hour will run between London and each of Birmingham, Manchester and Preston, with a limited service extending to Glasgow.
An hourly shuttle will run between Crewe and Liverpool.
Trains will run in reduced hours also, meaning the first train will depart Euston just before 9, and the last train departing Euston at around 5pm.
The reduced timetable means that North Wales, Edinburgh and Blackpool will have no service.
Travel information is available here: Strike action | Travel Information | Avanti West Coast
Responses
Has Avanti West Coast started using the Class 807 Evero to Blackpool North since they were introduced in service last year. And the Class 805 that have also entered service back in June last year.
It’s about time the RMT and ASLEF got it into their heads that this is 2025 not 1975, all these strikes are doing nothing but forcing passengers into their cars or into long distance coach operators.