Major engineering works will disrupt UK rail services during the Christmas and New Year period. Network Rail has announced up to 400 separate works affecting key routes, including Thameslink and the West Coast mainline, prompting passengers to plan ahead to avoid delays. Key stations like Liverpool Street and Paddington will be significantly impacted.
The upcoming festive season marks the first since 2019 without Covid travel restrictions or rail strikes. However, extensive engineering works are set to close major lines and stations, affecting travel plans for many passengers across the UK.
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