Train operator West Midlands Trains has joined Transport for Wales in cancelling trains serving Shropshire during the upcoming heatwave.
It includes services from Shrewsbury and Hereford to Birmingham New Street on Monday and Tuesday.
The train operator has said it won't be operating along the route via Telford on Monday and Tuesday, and is urging passengers to only make essential journeys in the extreme weather as it warns other services throughout Wales and the Borders could be disrupted. Services on routes within the areas covered by the red weather warning will be cancelled. The routes affected by these cancellations include Shrewsbury to Birmingham and Chester to Liverpool, Manchester and Crewe.
“We strongly advise customers to carefully consider whether their journey is necessary, check before travelling in case of changes to services, and allow more time for any journeys they need to make.”
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