September strikes (travel related queries)

[Bald Rick]

I have an LNER ticket Newcastle to London on the 26th at 1130. Is it likely that some LNER services will run even if I have to wait a bit longer and/or not get a seat?

very likely - probably a normal timetable that day (or close to it).

Are there likely to be any trains between London and Birmingham late morning / lunchtime on 17th September? I know the RMT signallers are on strike that day but I am not sure whether the train drivers are.

Yes.

Only RMT on the Saturday.

And TSSA.

 

[dk1]

And TSSA.

Whoops

 

[skyhigh]

Just to note that the RMT strikes have been postponed.

 

[Bald Rick]

Just to note that the RMT strikes have been postponed.

All rail strikes in September have been cancelled.

 

[Huntergreed]

I’m assuming this will mean the ticket acceptances will be revoked? Shame as I changed all my plans and rebooked a hotel due to these strikes, and I’ll be losing out a lot of money if this is revoked!

 

[eastwestdivide]

I’m assuming this will mean the ticket acceptances will be revoked? Shame as I changed all my plans and rebooked a hotel due to these strikes, and I’ll be losing out a lot of money if this is revoked!

Same situation here. Will try and find out what the situation is.
edit, 1400: the LNER chat people said they hadn’t been informed yet - “ask again tomorrow”

 

[miklcct]

I’m assuming this will mean the ticket acceptances will be revoked? Shame as I changed all my plans and rebooked a hotel due to these strikes, and I’ll be losing out a lot of money if this is revoked!

It's very unfortunate as I'm at the same position as well (changed my plans and booked nonrefundable coaches).