Passengers across England, Scotland, and Wales are set to face travel turmoil this Saturday as train drivers from 14 different companies go on strike over pay and conditions. The Aslef union’s latest wave of industrial action means less than half of the trains will operate, with some journeys subject to short-notice cancellations.

Businesses, including major names in the hospitality sector, are urgently calling for a resolution to the year-long rail industry dispute, estimating potential losses of up to £400 million. Concerns heighten as Aslef members plan strikes on October 4, and a five-day overtime ban from Monday to Friday.

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