A brand new wave of rail strikes is ready to hit practice journeys in July.

The Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) has known as for three more days of walkouts.

Around 20,000 members working throughout 14 practice firms are set to strike as they proceed their battle over pay, jobs and circumstances.

The union has accused practice operators of failing to make a brand new pay supply to resolve the months-long dispute.

Meanwhile, the Aslef practice drivers’ union has introduced an nearly week-long additional time ban in early July in a pay row.

Here is every thing you might want to know:

When is the commercial motion going down?

The RMT union has scheduled additional strikes for the next dates:

Thursday 20 July

Saturday 22 July

Saturday 29 July

Aslef members at 16 rail operators will refuse to work additional time – an motion wanting a strike – on the next days:

Monday 3 July

Tuesday 4 July

Wednesday 5 July

Thursday 6 July

Friday 7 July

Saturday 8 July

Which practice strains are set to be affected?

Avanti West Coast

Avanti West Coast has stated it’s presently trying on the impression the RMT strikes can have on its companies and can have “more information” for its prospects quickly.

It stated it plans to run its regular timetable throughout the Aslef motion.

On earlier events, it stated that prospects who booked tickets to journey on strike days earlier than industrial motion was introduced may declare a full fee-free refund from their level of buy.

C2C

No bulletins have been made but on its web site concerning the July industrial motion.

However, the web site states in case your journey is delayed by over two minutes, you’ll robotically get a delay repay should you journey utilizing a c2c Smartcard.

Chiltern Railways

Chiltern Railways have put out an in depth announcement about what to look out for when travelling.

It stated throughout the Aslef motion, trains shall be busier than traditional, and there shall be adjustments throughout the community’s timetable.

It has additionally suggested prospects to “check before you travel”.

Due to the Aslef motion, the railway has stated there shall be a restricted service in operation between 3 July and eight July.

Chiltern Railways haven’t but introduced plans for the RMT strike motion that can happen later subsequent month.

CrossCountry

The practice working firm has stated it’s presently assessing the impression the RMT strikes can have on its companies and can replace its industrial action web page in the end.

East Midlands Railway

The firm has stated from 3 July to eight July it’s anticipating a “normal” timetable, however trains are topic to cancellations and adjustments at brief discover.

It has additionally suggested passengers to examine earlier than travelling.

EMR additionally stated it’s presently reviewing how the strikes on 20, 22 and 29 July will impression its companies.

“More information including timetable details, journey planners and ticketing/refund advice will be updated here as soon as possible,” it added.

Greater Anglia

Greater Anglia has stated companies will begin later the following day – after every RMT strike – as a “knock-on” from the walkouts.

It has requested prospects to examine again in a while its web site for extra particulars.

Great Western Railway

GWR has stated that on RMT strike days, there shall be a decreased and revised timetable, and warned many components of its community “will have no service at all”.

It additionally stated throughout the Aslef motion “short of a strike and the days after [RMT] strikes, services could also be affected by a limited number of short-notice cancellations and alterations”.

It added: “The Night Riviera Sleeper service will not run in either direction from Sunday 2 July until Friday 7 July, resuming on Sunday 9 July.”

Customers are suggested to examine earlier than they journey.

If you buy tickets for the strike days however don’t find yourself travelling, you’ll be able to declare a full refund or amend the ticket.

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GTR

GTR, also called Govia Thameslink Railway, is the UK’s greatest railway franchise and operates Southern, Thameslink, Great Northern and Gatwick Express.

Between 3 July and eight July, there shall be an amended timetable, with fewer companies working.

The firms stated: “Services will be busier than usual. It’s likely you will need to queue and you may not be able to board your chosen service. You should allow extra time for your journey.”

Gatwick Express companies won’t run. Gatwick Airport will nonetheless be served by Southern and Thameslink.

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LNER

London North Eastern Railway has stated: “We are reviewing this [RMT] announcement and evaluating how this will impact our timetables and your journeys.”

Northern Trains

The railway operator has stated it’s trying into the RMT strike dates and the way precisely the commercial strike will have an effect on its companies.

“We do however expect disruption across these days,” it stated on its web site.

The Aslef motion will see “some services to start later and finish earlier than usual”.

Southeastern

The firm has stated if RMT’s strike motion goes forward, then “it is likely that we will only be able to run a limited service on these dates [20, 22 and 29 July]”.

With regards to the sooner Aslef additional time ban, Southeastern stated it was “working to understand if this will affect our services”.

The firm stated it can replace its web site accordingly with extra data in the end.

South Western Railway

In relation to the RMT strikes, South Western Railway has stated prospects ought to count on extreme disruption and may think about altering journey plans now if doable.

“We are assessing the impact on services and will publish information for customers as soon as possible,” it added.

With regards to the Aslef motion, South Western Railway stated on its web site: “We have decided to provide greater certainty for our customers by creating an amended timetable that we have a high degree of confidence we can reliably and safely deliver each day.” The service abstract was from 3 to 7 July.

Transpennine Express

The railway is but to replace its web site on the newest strike motion plans.

For extra data and to remain updated – you’ll be able to maintain up to date on the community’s website.

West Midlands Railway

West Midlands Railway stated throughout the RMT strikes, it is going to be working a decreased timetable on these dates and a few routes won’t be served.

It stated it could replace its timetables on the strike days in “due course”.

During the Aslef motion on 3 July to eight July, West Midlands Railway stated it “will continue to operate to our full advertised timetable”.

“A small number of services may be subject to late-notice cancellation or amendment during this period and passengers are advised to check their journeys before travelling.”