Train services between London and Oxford will face disruption.
Industrial action undertaken by members of the ASLEF union means Chiltern Railways services between Oxford and London will be disrupted.
Members of the union have orchestrated industrial action due to an overtime and work rest day ban and this will affect train services to Marylebone.
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Due to planned ASLEF industrial action today (8th of July), a limited service will be in operation, and Wembley will not be served.
— Chiltern Railways (@chilternrailway) July 8, 2023
Check your journey here: https://t.co/JW6pGGcpDf pic.twitter.com/bgJ3ZSSExi
There will only be one train per hour between Marylebone and stations to Oxford.
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The last trains Southbound today are as follows -
— Chiltern Railways (@chilternrailway) July 7, 2023
21.48 Aylesbury - Marylebone via Amersham
20.37 Aylesbury - Princes Risborough
21.13 Aylesbury Vale Parkway - Marylebone via Amersham
22.22 Birmingham Moor Street - Banbury
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No trains will call at Wembley Stadium throughout the day and as a result there will be no late-night trains from Marylebone for those attending the Blur concert.
All Chiltern Railways’ services will finish earlier than usual and rail passengers have been advised to check timetables online before they travel.
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