Northern issues 'do not travel' warning in Manchester yet again
manchestereveningnews.co.ukRail operator Northern has axed several Sunday services in Manchester again - days after being slammed by Andy Burnham as 'part-time'.
The region's mayor claimed that Northern is 'falling far short' of expectations in Greater Manchester. It comes as the company has issued several 'do not travel' warnings on recent Sundays - with some services replaced by buses, and others axed altogether.
And despite Mr Burnham's fiery words this week, more Manchester services are being cancelled tomorrow (October 27). Northern is running no services between Victoria and Chester, or Piccadilly and Stoke-on-Trent, with no rail replacement buses planned for either route.
In a post on X this morning (Saturday), a Northern spokesperson urged would-be passengers 'do not travel' on those routes. READ MORE: Arson investigation underway after two 'linked' fires in Greater Manchester Meanwhile, services between Victoria and Southport, and Wigan and Preston via Euxton Balshaw Lane, will have rail replacement buses operating instead.
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