A TRAIN company has urged people not to travel on its services on Saturday due to drivers striking over pay reports BBC.

Greater Anglia said more than 90% of its services would not run due to action by members of the union Aslef.

Nigel Gibson, from Aslef, said members had “been left with no alternative” but to stage a walk-out.
Jonathan Denby from Greater Anglia said the company was “very keen to get to an agreement as soon as possible that’s in everyone’s interest”.

The company said there would be no Greater Anglia trains between Cambridge North, Cambridge and London Liverpool Street.

The Norwich-London Liverpool Street intercity service would be limited to six trains in each direction across the whole day, with the last train back to Norwich at 21:30 BST.

The Colchester-London Liverpool Street and Stansted Express services would also have reduced hours and significantly fewer trains, with later start and earlier finish times than normal.

There would also be no rail replacement buses because of the strikes, the company said.

Sunday services would start later in the morning than usual due to the 24-hour strike.

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