No Chiltern Railways trains on May 31 and June 3 – full advice for passengers

Chiltern Railways has warned customers that there will be a significant impact on its services due to upcoming strike action by ASLEF and the RMT unions. This means that no Chiltern Railways services will run on some dates.

On May 31 and June 3, no trains will run on any Chiltern route due to strike action by ASLEF. This means that Wembley Stadium station will not be served on the day of the FA Cup Final (June 3).

A limited service will be in place on June 1 due to industrial action (overtime ban) by ASLEF. Service frequency will be reduced on some routes, and services on all routes will finish earlier than usual. Customers are advised to expect busier journeys and check journeys in full before travelling.

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On June 2, a very limited service will be in operation due to strike action by the RMT. There will be no service north of Banbury. Services that are running will start later and finish earlier than usual. Chiltern Railways is advising customers to only travel if absolutely essential on this day.

May 31 & June 3 (ASLEF Strikes)

• No Chiltern Railways services on any route.
• Wembley Stadium station will not be served on the day of the FA Cup Final (June 3).

June 1 (ASLEF Overtime Ban)

• Very limited service between London Marylebone and stations to Birmingham Moor Street/Oxford/Aylesbury/Aylesbury Vale Parkway – expect busier trains.
• Shuttle service between Leamington Spa and stations to Stratford-upon-Avon until approximately 19:00.
• No service north of Birmingham Moor Street.
• No service at South Ruislip, Northolt Park, Sudbury Hill Harrow, Sudbury & Harrow Road and Kings Sutton stations.

June 2 (RMT Strike)

• No service north of Banbury.
• Services to run between approximately 08:00 to 22:00:

  1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Banbury (and vice-versa).
  1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Oxford (and vice-versa).
  1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Aylesbury (via High Wycombe; and vice-versa).
  1 train per hour Amersham – stations to Aylesbury Vale Parkway (and vice-versa).

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