TransPennine Express (TPE) is urging customers to expect disruption during industrial action next week.
Drivers from the ASLEF union are set to take strike action, with TPE services brought to a halt on Thursday 9 May.
Kathryn O’Brien, Customer Experience & Transformation Director at TransPennine Express, said:
“Unfortunately, strike action will once again cause disruption to our services, as well as those across the country.
“Sadly, we won’t be able to run any trains at all on Thursday 9 May, and some services will be affected next week by further industrial action.”
There will also be action short of a strike by ASLEF between Monday 6 May and Saturday 11 May, which is expected to cause disruption to TPE’s services.
Kathryn added:
“We expect the action short of a strike to cause some disruption, delays and short-notice cancellations. I would advise customers to check very carefully before they travel and to allow extra time for any journeys.
“We’re extremely sorry for the impact this action will have for our customers and will do all we can to keep as many people on the move as possible.”
For more information about the strike and the services that will be affected, customers should visit: www.tpexpress.co.uk/travel-updates/strike-action