Bank holiday misery for millions of rail passengers due to engineering work
Read our Privacy notice Millions of rail passengers will be affected by Network Rail engineering work over the two May bank holidays. Intercity passengers will need to switch to rail replacement buses for the 44-mile section between York and Darlington. But by booking ahead for the late May bank holiday, air fares on the route are as low as £15.
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Warnings & Issues
Types: Slippery Slope • Severity: Low