A reminder for fans traveling to the Leicester match that there is a train driver strike on Saturday. Please seek alternative transport.
Industrial action by the Association of Locomotive Engineers and Fireman trade union(ASLEF) is taking place from 00:00 on Saturday 13th August and finishes 23:59 the same day.Drivers from multiple train operation companies (TOCs) are taking part, including
Avanti West Coast and London Northwestern- London Euston
Greater Anglia - London Liverpool Street
Great Western Railway and Heathrow Express - London Paddington
London North Eastern Railway and Hull Trains - London Kings Cross
Southeastern - London St Pancras, London Bridge, Charing Cross
Also no service at all on London Overground, affecting fans travelling to Highbury and Islington.
London Underground services are expected to run as normal but may be significant disruption due to TFL staff using said TOCs to travel to work and other people using the tube for alternative routes.
Especially to fans coming in from abroad, stay safe everyone!
Posted Aug 11, 2022, 8:26 PM UTC · edited
Chiltern is expecting to run trains tomorrow, that’s how I’m getting in. They tweeted earlier to say they expect their services to be busier than usual because of strikes on other providers
You're right, I actually got that one wrong.They were among the original 8 companies that voted for strike action but have recently called it off.
They are expecting extremely busy services not just because of strikes on other train companies but also of the Coldplay concert at Wembley.
Yeah it’s going to be a miserable journey there and back but at least I can have a few drinks vs having to drive into London myself
Especially miserable if everyone's phones are blurting out Coldplay