Advice on East Midlands Railway’s Liverpool-Norwich services on Friday

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East Midlands Railway (EMR) services between Liverpool and Norwich may be affected on Friday, 8 December because of by the union at other train operators.

Although East Midlands Railway will be operating to its normal timetable on Friday on its Intercity, Connect, and Regional routes, because staff at train operators Northern and TransPennine Express are taking strike action, the Liverpool to section of the Liverpool to Norwich route is likely to be very busy.

Where possible, East Midlands Railway will increase capacity on the Liverpool to Nottingham part of the route, but because of limitations in platform capacity but some stations will not be served, and services will not be calling at Dronfield, , , Widnes, Warrington Central, or Liverpool South Parkway.

Class 170 train sitting on platform at Nottingham Station
Class 170 train at Nottingham Station // Credit: East Midlands Railway

An amended timetable for the Liverpool to Norwich route applicable for next Friday, December 8, can be viewed online here.

East Midlands Railway Class 156
East Midlands Railway Class 156 train. // Credit: Cameron White

Dave Meredith, Customer Services Director, said: “Due to strike action affecting other operators – our services between Nottingham and Liverpool will be exceptionally busy on Friday.

“To help, we have made adjustments to capacity and other amendments to the service but customers will likely face extended journey times and they may not be able to board the service they planned to. They should also expect queues and longer journey times.

“We strongly urge customers to double check their journey before setting off.”

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