Southeastern services will operate as normal from tomorrow (November 8) after some disruption today despite strike action being postponed.
A revised train service is running today and trains will finish much earlier than they usually do.
Southeastern is asking passengers to check their journey before travelling on its website or on Twitter @Se_Railway for details of their last train.
There are no services on the Medway Valley and Sheerness Lines, or to/from Cannon Street today.
The strike action planned for 5, 7 and 9 November has been called off. But Southeastern says due to the late notice of the cancellation, it can still only able to run an amended timetable….
Southeastern says: “Railway services are built in complex, inter-related IT-based systems, including the timetable, fleet, crew schedules and staff rosters.
Reverting the timetables, crews and staff rosters back to a full timetable can take a number of days in planning and implementation, which is usually done weeks in advance.”
RMT, ASLEF and TSSA unions have held a number of strike days this year in a dispute over conditions, safety and pay.
