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Rail passengers are being warned to expect disruption as Midland Mainline train drivers stage a third one-day strike in a dispute over pensions. Rail passengers faced severe disruption as Midland Mainline train drivers staged a third one-day strike in a dispute over pensions on Thursday.
No trains are scheduled from Leeds, Wakefield Westgate, Sheffield, Luton, Chesterfield or Nottingham on Thursday, the third of six planned strike days. No trains were scheduled from Leeds, Wakefield Westgate, Sheffield, Luton, Chesterfield or Nottingham on the third of six planned strike days.
Only five trains are running between Derby and St Pancras, with another five going in the opposite direction. Only five trains ran between Derby and St Pancras, with another five going in the opposite direction.
Other train operators accepted Midland Mainline tickets.Other train operators accepted Midland Mainline tickets.
The Derby-based company said it would give refunds to passengers who decided not to travel because of the disruption.The Derby-based company said it would give refunds to passengers who decided not to travel because of the disruption.
Alternatively passengers with tickets booked for Thursday will be allowed to travel on Friday. Alternatively passengers with tickets booked for Thursday were allowed to travel on Friday.
The train drivers' union Aslef said the row centred on disagreements over pension provisions after a pay deal agreed in 2001.The train drivers' union Aslef said the row centred on disagreements over pension provisions after a pay deal agreed in 2001.
Further action is planned on the following three Thursdays.Further action is planned on the following three Thursdays.