Several Chiltern Railway lines in Buckinghamshire will not run on July 27 due to another set of strikes.

The protests will be the second to occur this summer following the initial demonstrations in June, with the third set taking place three days later on July 30.

This is due to the Rail, Maritime, and Transport union members (RMT) stating that there has not been an improvement in pay offers it has received from the National Rail (NR).

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This comes after the NR confirmed that fewer people are taking the train to commute to work following the coronavirus pandemic, which has seen passngers work from home more frequently.

The companies that will be impacted by the strikes are as follows:

• Network Rail

• Chiltern Railways

• CrossCountry Trains

• Greater Anglia

• LNER

• East Midlands Railway

• c2c

• Great Western Railway

• Northern Trains

• South Eastern

• South Western Railway

• TransPennine Express

• Avanti West Coast

• West Midlands Trains

• GTR (including Gatwick Express)

This means that the impacted trainlines in Buckinghamshire and the surrounding counties are the following:

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• One train per hour between London Marylebone and Banbury

• One train per hour between London Marylebone and Aylesbury via High Wycombe

• One train per hour between London Marylebone and Oxford Parkway via Bicester Village

• One train per hour between Aylesbury and Amersham

A spokesperson from Chiltern Railways said: “Please note that no Chiltern Railways services will operate north of Banbury or beyond Oxford Parkway; passengers for Leamington Spa, Birmingham, or Oxford can change at Banbury for a connecting CrossCountry service.

“Services on the day following strike action will start later in the morning.

"If you are travelling on July 28 please expect disruption, plan ahead, and allow extra time to make your journey.

“The ASLEF union has also called strike action on Saturday, July 30.!