Northern will be unable to operate any of its 2,500 daily services on Friday due to strike action by the train driver union ASLEF.
More train strikes to impact Harrogate passengers this week Northern will be unable to operate any of its 2,500 daily services on Friday (1st March) due to strike action by the train driver union ASLEF. The train operator has also advised customers to ‘check before you travel’ for all journeys between Thursday 29th February and Saturday 2nd March due to ‘action short of strike’ by ASLEF members. Some short notice amendments may also take place. [caption id="attachment_101857" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Upcoming strike disruption. (Graphic: Northern)[/caption] Customers are encouraged to use the ‘Check My Timetable’ feature on the Northern website for more information about their local station. For more information, visit: www.northernrailway.co.uk/travel/strikes. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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