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Engineering Works Detail

Sat 29th October 2016 to Sun 30th October 2016
Lines Closed West of Manchester

Arriva Trains Wales
Buses will replace trains between Manchester Piccadilly and Chester via Warrington Bank Quay.
A special timetable will operate between Mancheter Piccadilly and Chester via Northwhich.

Northern
Trains that usually run between Manchester Airport and Blackpool North / Barrow-in-Furness / Southport will be diverted to start from Manchester Victoria.
Trains between Blackpool North / Southport and Hazel Grove / Chester will terminate at Manchester Victoria. Trains will be restarted from Manchester Oxford Road.
Trains between Manchester Piccadilly and Liverpool Lime Street will not run.
On Saturday, trains between Manchester Victoria and Liverpool Lime Street will be replaced by buses between Manchester Victoria and Eccles.
On Sunday, buses will run between Manchester Oxford Road / Manchester Piccadilly and Eccles.

TransPennine Express
Trains between Newcastle / York and Liverpool Lime Street will terminate at Manchester Victoria. Other services are available between Manchester Piccadilly and Liverpool Lime Street.
Trains between Manchester Airport and Glasgow Central will start from Preston. Passengers should use alternative services between Manchester Victoria and Preston.
Trains between Manchester Airport and Edinburgh will operate to a limited reduced frequency timetable and will either start from Manchester Victoria or Preston. The trains will not call at Wigan North Western, Manchester Oxford Road, Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Airport. Passengers should use alternative services between Manchester, Wigan and Preston for intermediate stations. [393]


National Rail
Information on engineering works is mostly provided by National Rail Enquiries. You are advised to check with National Rail Enquiries for the latest updates before travelling.

Timetable alterations for engineering works are published in two different ways: Some appear as Future Engineering Works on the National Rail web site, while others, especially changes for longer periods, are simply incorporated into the published timetables. The latter are harder to spot and may be missing from this list.