St Pancras to Derby next Friday (4th September).

[Geoff_K]

I shall be travelling from St Pancras to Derby next Friday (4th September) on the 11.32 EMR service.

The return journey is on the following Sunday (6th September), & I'm taking the 10.26 from Derby to Nottingham, where it becomes the 11.10 to St Pancras.

Both journeys are using Advance Singles.

Obviously, I'm not affected by the strike days, but the 'Action Short of Strike' might do, so what effect is ASOS having on journeys to & From Derby?

As the Derby to Nottingham train becomes my Nottingham to St Pancras train, can I remain in my seat, or do I need to get off & reboard

Thoughts & advice most welcome.

 

[cactustwirly]

I shall be travelling from St Pancras to Derby next Friday (4th September) on the 11.32 EMR service.

The return journey is on the following Sunday (6th September), & I'm taking the 10.26 from Derby to Nottingham, where it becomes the 11.10 to St Pancras.

Both journeys are using Advance Singles.

Obviously, I'm not affected by the strike days, but the 'Action Short of Strike' might do, so what effect is ASOS having on journeys to & From Derby?

As the Derby to Nottingham train becomes my Nottingham to St Pancras train, can I remain in my seat, or do I need to get off & reboard

Thoughts & advice most welcome.

If your train is cancelled then you can take the next EMR service.

You don't have to get off, unless the traincrew lock the train between services, I would be aware of any last minute set swaps (unlikely)

Seems a long way to go round instead of going direct from Derby