Greater Anglia reduced timetable again due to impact of Covid-19
The cuts to service are owing to staff shortages as a result of Omicron and reduced demand as more people work from home
Rail operator Greater Anglia has announced that they will be running a further reduced timetable from Tuesday 4th January.
A number of services, including some trains to London from Norwich, Ipswich and Colchester are among those that have been axed.
"We've reduced our timetable as a result of falling passenger numbers as people continue to follow Government advice to work from home and also as we began seeing some effects of the Omicron variant of Covid-19 on staffing levels", explains Juliette Maxam, from Greater Anglia
A full list of trains that will no longer be running is available on their website.
Ms Maxam goes on to add, " We are still running a majority of our services but we decided it's better to be cautious and cancel the services now rather than doing it on short-notice."
The changed timetable will be operational between Tuesday 4th January and Friday 7th January after which a decision will be taken again.
"We apologise for any inconvenience this causes to our customers. It's a temporary measure and we will keep people updated about any further changes to our timetable."
Anyone who has purchased a ticket for a service that is no longer running can catch either the train before or after the service that has been cancelled.