South Western Railway services reduced as 'high number' of staff affected by Covid-19
Some train crew are positive or self-isolating
Salisbury's rail operator has confirmed it is having to cut back on services due to the impact of coronavirus.
South Western Railway says a high number of train crew have either tested positive for Covid-19 or are self-isolating.
As of Monday this week (4th January), fewer trains are running.
The services affected include:
- Reduction of some Salisbury to Waterloo services
- Removal of the twice daily Salisbury to Bristol services (some services may still run, operated by Great Western Railway)
The operator has apologised to passengers - saying it will keep the situation "under constant review and continue to do all we can to provide sufficient capacity, while also keeping our customers and colleagues safe."
They've also put together a video with advice for passengers on travelling safely:
For more information on timetables, check SWR's website.