TransPennine Express

⚠️ The Met Office has issued weather warnings due to Storm Austen, with high winds affecting Wales and large parts of England on Friday 23 October, as well as heavy rain in Scotland on Friday 23 and Saturday 24 October. 🚆 As a result of these weather warnings, there's a risk of disruption on the rail network. ℹ We strongly recommend you plan ahead, allow extra time for your journey, and check before you travel here: journeycheck.com/tpexpress/ 📱 You can find the latest network updates here: tpexpress.co.uk/travel-updat…

⚠️ RMT strike action planned for Sundays 11, 18 and 25 October has been suspended. 🚆 As a result, trains are expected to operate as normal on these dates. 🛠️ For details of engineering works and service changes in October, please check here: tpexpress.co.uk/travel-updat…

⚠️ RMT strike action planned for Sunday 4 October has been suspended. As a result, trains are expected to operate as normal on this date. Strike action remains scheduled to take place on Sundays 11, 18 and 25 October, and customers should continue to check before travelling for the latest information. We'll update with more information when we have it.

The RMT union has announced strike action affecting conductors on 4, 11, 18 and 25 October. Services are expected to be affected, and some trains may be amended or cancelled. We'll share confirmed travel information as soon as it's available. Please check here for the latest updates: tpexpress.co.uk/travel-updat…

☀️Hot weather is expected across the UK this week, which may affect some train services and the comfort of your journey. There are no planned changes to our timetable in reaction to the weather as it currently stands. However, high temperatures can impact the railway and short-notice changes, including service alterations or cancellations, may be required. We strongly recommend you check your journey before you travel, including any connections with other operators as they may have introduced amended timetables. Please carry water with you while travelling on the network and wait for your train in the shade or a station waiting room if available. If you feel unwell at the station, please speak to staff for help and avoid boarding the train. If you start to feel unwell on a train, please speak to one of our onboard team. 🎫From Wednesday, 12 August to Friday, 14 August, customers with a ticket for a cancelled TransPennine Express service can travel on an alternative @northernassist service. Likewise, Northern customers can use TransPennine Express services. If you can't travel on the train you planned to travel on, due to a cancellation, you can also use an @EastMidRailway or @LNER service to get to your destination within two hours either side of the time of your cancelled service. If you have a ticket booked for travel on a TransPennine Express train on the affected routes on Thursday, 13 August, but are unable to travel due to the impact of the extreme weather, you can instead use your ticket on Friday, 14 and Saturday, 15 August. ℹ️ You can check your journey here: journeycheck.com/tpexpress/

☀️Hot weather is expected across our network this week. Please carry water with you while travelling on the network and wait for your train in the shade or a station waiting room if available. If you feel unwell at the station, please speak to staff for help and avoid boarding the train. If you start to feel unwell on a train, please speak to one of our onboard team. ℹ️ You can check your journey here: journeycheck.com/tpexpress/

☀️ Hot Weather Travel Update: ☀️ We are closely monitoring conditions and may need to make changes to services to ensure trains continue to operate safely. 🚉 If you're planning to travel this week, please check your full journey, including any connecting services, before you travel here: 🥤 Please make sure to stay hydrated and carry water with you during your journey. 🎫 If you hold a ticket for travel on Tuesday 23 June, Wednesday 24 June, Thursday 25 June or Friday 26th June, you can use the ticket on any day up to and including Tuesday 30 June. (and including up to 04:29 on Wednesday 1st July). This will be at no extra cost to you and you will not need to change your ticket. 🎫 You can also use your ticket to travel earlier in the day on 23, 24, 25 and 26 June - we recommend doing so before 12:00 midday when the temperatures are likely to be slightly cooler. 🎫If you decide to travel earlier, your ticket must still be used within its original validity: - Advance tickets can be used earlier on the same day with the affected train operator (including connecting services). - Off-Peak tickets can also be used earlier, but only where they are already valid — they are not valid during peak (Anytime) periods. - Seat reservations cannot be guaranteed if you travel on a different service or day. -If your journey includes travel across London, please check the additional guidance on ‘Crossing London’. -If you wish to change your ticket to travel at a different time or outside these conditions, this can be done in line with the usual Advance ticket terms. 🎫 If you are travelling with an @LNER ticket and have replanned your journey between Tuesday 23 June and Friday 26 June, you can use your ticket on connecting TransPennine Express services at no extra cost. 🚉 Please be aware that some rail operators will be running a limited service so our trains may be busier than usual. 💰 For customers holding tickets for Tuesday 23, Wednesday 24, Thursday 25 or Friday 26 June 2026 who choose not to travel at all, they will be able to claim a full refund, with no admin fee charged. This refund must be applied for within 28 days, from and paid by the original retailer who sold you the ticket.

⚠️ Customers travelling to #Wembley on Saturday 23 May are advised that services are expected to be extremely busy⚠️ 🛠️ Due to planned engineering improvement works over the Bank Holiday weekend, there will be no train services running between #Northallerton and #York in either direction on Saturday 23 May. 🚌 This means journeys will involve limited rail replacement buses and there will be no onward rail connections, meaning additional rail services cannot operate. 🚆 Trains from #York and #Leeds towards #London are also expected to be very busy before 1130, with return services from London expected to be busiest after 1900. 🎫 Customers with tickets are still able to travel but should plan ahead, allow extra time for their journey and be prepared for busy services throughout the day. ✖️ Customers without a ticket are advised to make alternative arrangements. ℹ️ You can check for travel updates here: tpexpress.co.uk/travel-updat…

⚠️Glasgow Central Station Update⚠️ Following a fire near #GlasgowCentral on Sunday 8th March, we are pleased to share that TransPennine Express will resume its normal timetable form Glasgow Central High Level on Wednesday 25th March. 🛑If you are travelling on Tuesday 24th March TransPennine Express services will still be working to a limited timetable and WILL NOT operate between Glasgow Central and #Carlisle Most Glasgow Central to #ManchesterAirport and #LiverpoolLimeStreet services will either terminate or start at Carlisle. ℹ️Please check your journey before you travel as there may be minor alterations to services due to some trains being out of position following the station closure - journeycheck.com/tpexpress/ ✅On Wednesday 25th March we will resume our normal timetable. 🚉Public safety is still the main priority so not all entrances and exits to the high level are open. An exclusion zone around the area worst affected by the fire is still in place so the entrances to the station on Gordon Street and Union Street will remain closed until further notice. Customers will be able to enter and exit the station via: - Upper Hope Street (adjacent to Waterloo Street), which reopened to customers on Sunday - The access point known as the carriage driveway, which is used during special events - The low level areas on both Hope Street and Argyle Street 🎫If you are travelling on Tuesday 24th March, you can use your ticket on the following services at no extra cost in both directions: - @AvantiWestCoast services between Glasgow Central and #Preston - Avanti West Coast services between #Edinburgh and Preston - TransPennine Express services between Edinburgh and Preston/Manchester Airport via Carlisle - @northernassist services between Preston and Manchester Airport/Liverpool Lime Street - @ScotRail services between Glasgow Queen Street and Edinburgh Please be advised other operators are also affected by this disruption. 🎫If your journey has been affected by this disruption, tickets dated from 09/03/2026 to 24/03/2026 (inclusive) can be used to travel up to and including 26/03/2026 at no extra cost. Alternatively, if your train has been cancelled or you are unable to complete your journey, you can apply for a refund from your point of purchase.

⚠️ Update for services to and from #LiverpoolLimeStreet ⚠️ 🚆 Please be aware that St Patrick’s Day is bringing large crowds travelling to Liverpool, and trains are extremely busy. 🕔 Please allow extra time to reach your destination. 🚉 Services departing from Liverpool this evening are also expected to be busy as people return home after the events. ℹ️ Please check before you travel: journeycheck.com/tpexpress/