Date: 16/08/2022

3.6% of planned trains cancelled or part-cancelled in year to 23 July, and more strikes due this week. Britain's trains have had their least reliable year since records began [these records only began in 2015! -RS], data has revealed, as it emerged that only a fifth of services will operate on Thursday and Saturday due to the latest rail strikes. The figures show that 3.6% of planned trains were cancelled or part-cancelled in the 12 months to 23 July, according to analysis of Office of Rail and Road data by PA Media.

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UK has least reliable year for rail travel since records began

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3.6% of planned trains cancelled or part-cancelled in year to 23 July, and more strikes due this week

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