Rail strikes to paralyse Britain again: Train staff walk out again tomorrow with routes shut across nation as passengers are warned to stay home and engineering works hit London
- National Rail strikes will affect services again on Saturday as train staff walk out
- Disruption expected on London Underground, Overground and Elizabeth line
Train services across Britain will be hit by strike action yet again this weekend, with a limited service operating only on some routes on Saturday and some lines shut.
Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) at 14 train operators will walk out as the long-running dispute over pay, jobs and conditions continues.
Major operators such as Avanti West Coast and LNER will only be running trains between 7.30am and 6.30pm, while the Gatwick Express will have no service at all.
East Midlands Railway warned its passengers to ‘only travel by rail if absolutely necessary’ while Great Western Railway said a ‘very limited service’ would run.
Those operators not involved in the dispute such as Hull Trains, Merseyrail and ScotRail will see no major impact, but their services could be busier than normal.
While there is no London Underground strike this weekend, there are a range of closures on the Tube and Overground network due to engineering works.
Here, MailOnline looks at how this week’s rail industrial action will affect you:
Empty tracks seen from Clapham Junction station in South London during the strike yesterday
When is the next National Rail strike?
Strikes affecting 18 train operating companies will go ahead again tomorrow (Saturday), despite the RMT calling off its walkout at Network Rail.
The walkout will be the second strike on national services this week after industrial action yesterday (Thursday).
And it will be the third strike affecting rail passengers this week, following the London Underground strike by the RMT and Aslef on Wednesday which ran into Thursday morning.
Which operators will be affected by the strike?
The strikes involve staff at 14 train operating companies, but 18 operators will be affected because Greater Anglia and Stansted Express are part of the same company; and Great Northern, Southern, Thameslink and Gatwick Express are also part of a different single company.
The following train companies will be affected by the strike:
- Avanti West Coast
- Chiltern Railways
- CrossCountry
- East Midlands Railway
- Gatwick Express
- Greater Anglia
- Great Northern
- Great Western Railway
- LNER
- London Northwestern Railway
- Northern
- Southern
- Southeastern
- South Western Railway
- Stansted Express
- Thameslink
- TransPennine Express
- West Midlands Railway
Which train companies are affected by the strikes?
These rail operators are not directly affected by the strikes, but will be indirectly affected because most have some minor amendments to their timetable and their services may be busier than usual:
- Caledonian Sleeper
- Elizabeth line
- Grand Central
- Heathrow Express
- Hull Trains
- London Overground
- Lumo
- Merseyrail
- ScotRail
- Transport for Wales
Will the London Underground be affected by the National Rail strike?
The London Underground will mostly be unaffected by the National Rail strike, although it will cause these stations across the Transport for London network to open late and close early on Saturday:
- Wimbledon
- Richmond
- Clapham Junction
- Liverpool Street (London Overground)
- Twyford
- Reading
- Shenfield
- Watford Junction
- Paddington (Elizabeth line)
There will also be a series of closures on the Underground this weekend due to engineering works, which are as follows:
- Circle line – No service on the entire line on Saturday until 8.30am
- District line – No service on the entire line on Saturday until 8.30am. No service between Whitechapel and Upminster between 8.30am and 2pm. From 2pm, no service between Barking and Upminster.
- Hammersmith & City line – No service on the entire line on Saturday until 2pm
- Metropolitan line – No service between Wembley Park and Aldgate on Saturday until 8.30am.
- Waterloo & City line: No service on Saturday or Sunday as normal.
Which Underground lines will be running a normal service?
Transport for London expects to run a good service on the following lines on Saturday and Sunday: Bakerloo, Central, Jubilee, Northern, Piccadilly and Victoria.
There is also expected to be a good service on the Docklands Light Railway and Croydon Tram.
Will the Elizabeth line be affected by the National Rail strike?
There will be some service alterations on Saturday and Sunday.
On Saturday until about 6am, the westbound trains towards Reading and Heathrow which usually start from the mainline platforms at Paddington will be revised to start at Ealing Broadway.
All trains which serve the Elizabeth line platforms at Paddington will operate as normal.
Later on Saturday, the 11.59pm Heathrow Terminal 5 to Paddington train and the 0.14am Sunday morning train from Heathrow Terminal 4 to Paddington will not operate.
On Sunday until 7.45am, a reduced service will operate between Paddington and Ealing Broadway.
The first through trains will operate from Paddington at 5.57am to Heathrow Terminal 4 and at 7.48am to Reading, at 6.33am from Heathrow Terminal 4, 7.40am from Maidenhead and 7.54am from Reading.
Will any parts of the London Overground be closed this weekend?
Yes, there will be multiple closures across the Overground network as follows:
- Saturday or Sunday – No service between Highbury & Islington and New Cross / Clapham Junction / Crystal Palace / West Croydon (including Night Overground on Friday and Saturday nights)
- Sunday until 10.15am – No service between Hackney Downs and Chingford, and no service between Liverpool Street and Enfield Town / Cheshunt
- Saturday, until 7am and after 11pm – No service between Liverpool Street and London Fields due to National Rail strike action
- Saturday and Sunday – No service between Richmond and Willesden Junction
- Sunday, until 12pm and from 8.30pm: No service between Kilburn High Road and Euston
- Saturday, until 6.30am and after 9pm: No services to or from Watford Junction station, due to National Rail strike action. Trains will depart and terminate at Watford High Street instead.
- Saturday, all day, and until 9.45pm Sunday: No service between South Tottenham and Barking Riverside
- Sunday, from 9.45pm: No service between Gospel Oak and Barking Riverside
How will the National Rail strike affect rail operators across Britain?
Here are the service details for each operator on Saturday:
AVANTI WEST COAST
Avanti West Coast runs services on the West Coast Main Line between London Euston, Birmingham Manchester, Liverpool and Glasgow.
On Saturday, it plans to run one train per hour from Euston to each of Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and Preston, with a limited service to Glasgow.
These trains will operate during limited hours, with the first train of the day departing Euston just after 7.30am and the last one from Euston departing just after 4pm.
Avanti said the significantly reduced timetable will mean North Wales, Shrewsbury, Blackpool, Edinburgh, Macclesfield and Stoke-on-Trent will have no Avanti services.
It added that major upgrade work is taking place between Carlisle and Scotland, so onward journeys towards Glasgow will take longer and involve a change – either onto a rail replacement bus, or onto another train taking a slower diversionary route.
Sunday is also expected to be affected – particularly in the morning, as services will start later.
C2C
On the c2c route, where trains run between London and Essex, the operator said the strike action will ‘not majorly impact c2c services’.
But on Saturday until 8.15am, due to London Underground works the line between Barking and Laindon will be closed. Services will be diverted via an alternative route between Barking and Pitsea and a shuttle rail service will run between Laindon and Pitsea via Basildon.
And due to the RMT strike action, c2c will unable to run trains to Liverpool Street and Stratford all day. Services will be diverted to Fenchurch Street and will call additionally at West Ham.
In addition, 12-carriage trains will not stop at Limehouse on Saturday.
On Sunday, due to Network Rail undertaking overhead line renewal work between Barking and Grays, these services will not run.
CALEDONIAN SLEEPER
On Saturday there will be overnight Caledonian Sleeper services – which connect London with Scotland.
On Sunday, all services will be operating via the East Coast Mainline due to planned engineering works. Services will not be calling at Carlisle, Preston, Crewe or Watford.
Services leaving on Sunday night will also depart some stations at different times.
CHILTERN RAILWAYS
On Saturday, there will be no Chiltern Railways service north of Banbury – and a very limited timetable will operate as follows between roughly 8am and 5pm:
- 1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Oxford (and vice-versa).
- 1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Banbury (and vice versa).
- 1 train per hour Marylebone – stations to Aylesbury/Aylesbury Vale Parkway (and vice-versa).
- 1 bus per hour Princes Risborough – stations to Aylesbury (and vice-versa; due to planned engineering works).
On Sunday, there will be no service before 9am then minor timetable changes throughout the day.
In addition, the line is closed between Princes Risborough and Aylesbury all day. Rail replacement buses will run as follows: Princes Risborough – Monks Risborough – Little Kimble – Aylesbury.
CROSSCOUNTRY
CrossCountry will be have a limited service in operation on Saturday and has split its timetable into the following regions:
- Birmingham New Street – Bristol Temple Meads: One train per hour. First train 09.20. Last train 16.20.
- Birmingham New Street – Reading/Southampton Central: One train per hour. First train 08.57. Last train 15.04
- Birmingham New Street – Cardiff Central: No service
- Birmingham New Street – Newcastle/Edinburgh Waverley: Limited service. First train 11.03. Last train 13.03
- Birmingham New Street – Leeds/York: Limited service. One train per hour. First train 09.03. Last train 15.03
- Birmingham New Street – Leicester: Two trains per hour. First train 07.52. Last train 17.22
- Birmingham New Street – Peterborough: One train every two hours. First train 09.22. Last train 17.22
- Birmingham New Street – Nottingham: No service
- Birmingham New Street – Manchester Piccadilly: One train per hour. First train 08.01. Last train 16.01
EAST MIDLANDS RAILWAY
East Midlands Railway has urged passengers on Saturday to ‘only travel by rail if absolutely necessary and if you do travel, expect severe disruption’.
Services will operate between 7.30am and 6.30pm as follows:
- One Train Per Hour between Nottingham and Leicester
- One Train Per Hour between Sheffield and Leicester
- One Train per Hour between Kettering and London St Pancras
- One Train Per Hour between Corby and London St Pancras
- One Train per Hour between Derby and Matlock
- One Train per Hour between Derby and Nottingham
- One Train per Hour between Sheffield and Nottingham
- One Train per Hour between Leicester and Lincoln
- One Train per Hour between Mansfield Woodhouse and Nottingham
- One Train per Hour between Grantham and Nottingham
EUROSTAR
There will be strike action in France as well as in the UK on Saturday, but Eurostar said its trains will run as normal.
However, other trains in France and the UK will be disrupted, which may impact connecting journeys.
GATWICK EXPRESS
On Saturday, the Gatwick Express will not run.
GRAND CENTRAL
Saturday will be affected by planned engineering works as follows:
- The 8.46am Bradford Interchange to London Kings Cross will not run.
- The 3.25pm London Kings Cross to Bradford Interchange will not run.
- The 9.55am Sunderland to London Kings Cross will not run.
- The 2.27pm London Kings Cross to Sunderland will not run.
Replacement buses will run northbound between Sunderland, Hartlepool and Eaglescliffe and southbound between Eaglescliffe, Hartlepool and Sunderland.
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
On Saturday , a ‘very limited service’ will operate between 7.30am and 6.30pm on the following routes:
- London Paddington and Bristol Temple Meads, onto Exeter every other hour
- London Paddington and Bristol Parkway
- London Paddington and Cardiff
- London Paddington and Oxford
- London Paddington and Newbury
- West Ealing and Greenford
- Slough and Windsor
- Maidenhead and Marlow
- Twyford and Henley
- Reading and Basingstoke
- Cardiff and Westbury
- Plymouth and Newton Abbot (replacement buses will operate between Exeter and Newton Abbot)
The Night Riviera Sleeper service will not operate on Wednesday, Thursday, Friday or Saturday.
A very limited train service will be able to operate from Cheltenham, and customers have been ‘warned to seek alternative ways to travel home from the racing’.
GWR said that the ‘small number of services that can operate will be extremely busy’. It added that the Night Riviera Sleeper service will not operate.
On Sunday, trains will run as planned with some minor changes to service start-up.
GREATER ANGLIA
On Saturday, services will operate between 7am and 11pm and some routes will have a reduced frequency. But many routes will have a normal or near normal service during the hours that trains are running.
However engineering works will mean no trains between Witham and Shenfield, and buses will replace trains between Bury St Edmunds/Ely and Cambridge.
On Sunday, there will again be no trains between Witham and Shenfield. In addition, buses will replace trains between Cambridge North and Audley End. Also on Sunday, there will be no Greater Anglia services via Hackney Downs before 9.50am.
HEATHROW EXPRESS
On Saturday, the first trains will run as normal, but the last trains will leave Paddington and Heathrow just after 6pm on each day as follows;
- Last train from Paddington: 6.10pm
- Last train from Heathrow Central Terminal 5: 6.12pm
- Last train from Heathrow Central Terminals 2&3: 6.17pm
On Sunday, due to planned weekend engineering works, there are some late starts to services as follows:
- From London Paddington: 7.55am then every 15 minutes
- From Heathrow Terminal 5: 7.42am then every 15 minutes
- From Heathrow Central (for Terminals 2 & 3): 7.47am then every 15 minutes
HULL TRAINS
The operator will not be affected by the strike on Saturday and will run a normal timetable to and from London King’s Cross.
LNER
There will be a reduced service across the network on Saturday between 7.30am and 6.30pm, with no services north of Edinburgh.
Here are the first and last train times from London Kings Cross:
- To Edinburgh Waverley – First train departs: 07.30 / Last train departs: 12.30
- To Newcastle: First train departs: 07.30 / Last train departs: 14.30
- To York: First train departs: 07.30 / Last train departs: 16.30
- To Leeds: First train departs: 08.05 / Last train departs: 16.05
LONDON NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
On Saturday, trains will operate on the following routes only, between 7am and 8.30pm:
- Birmingham New Street – Northampton via Coventry (1 train per hour)
- Northampton / Milton Keynes – London Euston (1 train Milton Keynes – London Euston per hour, 1 train London Euston – Northampton per hour and 1 train London Euston – Birmingham New Street via Northampton per hour)
- Birmingham New Street – Crewe – Liverpool Lime Street (1 train per hour)
- Birmingham New Street – Birmingham International via local stations (1 train per hour)
London Northwestern Railway services will not operate on any other route during this time.
LUMO
Lumo will not be affected by the strikes, and will run a normal timetable between Edinburgh and London King’s Cross on Saturday.
MERSEYRAIL
All Merseyrail services will run as normal on Saturday – it will not be impacted.
NORTHERN RAIL
Northern Rail said very limited services will be running on Saturday, between 7.30am and 6.30pm on these routes:
- Darlington – Saltburn
- Liverpool – Manchester Airport
- York – Leeds
- Leeds – Hebden Bridge
- Leeds – Ilkley
- Leeds – Skipton
- Leeds – Moorthorpe – Sheffield
- Leeds – Bradford Forster Square
SCOTRAIL
Scotrail services will not be affected by strike action on Saturday and will run as normal.
However there will be no trains between Carlisle – Edinburgh / Glasgow Central via Carstairs on Saturday and Sunday due to engineering works.
SOUTHERN AND THAMESLINK
Southern and Thameslink services will operate with limited hours om Saturday, with engineering works resulting in no Southern or Gatwick Express trains to London Victoria. Here is the service plan for Saturday:
- London Victoria: No Southern or Gatwick Express services at London Victoria, Battersea Park, Clapham Junction and Wandsworth Common
- London Bridge and Brighton: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and Brighton, calling at London Bridge, East Croydon, Gatwick Airport and Brighton only.
- London Bridge and Brighton: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and Brighton, calling at London Bridge, East Croydon, Gatwick Airport, Three Bridges, Balcombe, Hayward’s Heath, Wivelsfield, Burgess Hill, Hassocks, Preston Park and Brighton only. From 19:00 , this service will not call at Balcombe, Wivelsfield, Burgess, Hassocks or Preston Park.
- London Bridge and Gatwick Airport: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and Gatwick Airport, calling at London Bridge, Norwood Junction, East Croydon, Redhill, Earlswood, Salfords, Horley and Gatwick Airport only.
- London Bridge and Three Bridges: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and Three Bridges, calling at London Bridge, Norwood Junction, East Croydon, Coulsdon South, Merstham, Redhill, Horley, Gatwick Airport and Three Bridges only.
- Brighton and Hove: Two trains per hour will run between Brighton and Hove only.
- Brighton and Barnham: One train per hour will run between Brighton and Barnham, calling at Brighton, Hove, Aldrington, Portslade, Fishersgate, Southwick, Shoreham By Sea, Lancing, East Worthing, Worthing, West Worthing, Durrington-On-Sea, Goring-By-Sea, Angmering, Littlehampton, Ford and Barnham
- Barnham and Three Bridges via Horsham: Two trains per hour will run between Barnham and Three Bridges, calling at Barnham, Ford, Arundel, Amberley, Pulborough, Billingshurst, Christs Hospital, Horsham, Littlehaven, Faygate(limited services), Ifield, Crawley, and Three Bridges.
- Brighton and Seaford: Two trains per hour will run between Brighton and Seaford, calling at Brighton, London Road, Moulsecoomb, Falmer, Lewes, Southease (one train per hour), Newhaven Town, Newhaven Harbour (limited services), Bishopstone and Seaford.
- Brighton and Eastbourne: One train per hour will run between Brighton and Eastbourne, calling at Brighton, Falmer, Lewes, Glynde, Berwick, Polegate, Hampden Park and Eastbourne.
- Balham and West Croydon via Selhurst: Two trains per hour will run between Balham, Streatham Common, Norbury, Thornton Heath, Selhurst, West Croydon.
- London Bridge and West Croydon via Crystal Palace: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and West Croydon, calling at London Bridge, Queens Road Peckham, Peckham Rye, West Norwood, Gipsy Hill, Crystal Palace, Norwood Junction and West Croydon only.
- Caterham and Purley: One train per hour will run between Caterham and Purley, calling at Caterham, Whyteleafe South, Whyteleafe, Kenley and Purley.
- London Bridge and Tattenham Corner: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and Tattenham Corner, calling at London Bridge, East Croydon, South Croydon, Purley Oaks, Reedham, Coulsdon Town, Woodmansterne, Chipstead, Kingswood, Tadworth and Tattenham Corner only.
- London Bridge and East Grinstead: Two trains per hour will run between London Bridge and East Grinstead, calling at London Bridge, Norwood Junction, East Croydon, South Croydon, Sanderstead, Riddlesdown, Upper Warlingham, Woldingham, Oxted, Hurst Green, Lingfield, Dormans and East Grinstead.
- Oxted and Uckfield: One train per hour will run between Oxted and Uckfield, calling at Oxted, Hurst Green, Edenbridge Town, Hever, Cowden, Ashurst, Eridge, Crowborough, Buxted and Uckfield.
- London Victoria (Southeastern side) and Sevenoaks: Two trains per hour will run between London Blackfriars and Sevenoaks, calling at London Victoria, Denmark Hill, Peckham Rye, Nunhead, Crofton Park, Catford, Bellingham, Beckenham Hill, Ravensbourne, Shortlands, Bromley South, Bickley, St Mary Cray, Swanley, Eynsford, Shoreham (Kent), Otford, Bat & Ball and Sevenoaks.
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY
On Saturday, South Western Railway will operate a significantly reduced service on a limited number of lines, between 7am and 6.30pm as follows:
- Two trains per hour in each direction between London Waterloo and Hounslow
- Four trains per hour in each direction between London Waterloo and Woking
- One train per hour in each direction between Basingstoke and Southampton Central
- One train per hour in each direction between Woking and Guildford
- One train per hour in each direction between Basingstoke and Salisbury
SOUTHEASTERN
Southeastern will operate a limited service on its network and some routes will be closed. Only 52 out of 180 stations will be open. Here is the service pattern for Saturday:
- Bromley North line: Two trains per hour
- Sevenoaks line: Two trains per hour to Sevenoaks and four per hour to Orpington
- Bromley South line: Two trains per hour, increasing to four at start and end of day
- High speed line: Two trains per hour to Ashford and four per hour to Ebbsfleet
- Woolwich line: Two trains per hour
- Sidcup line: Two trains per hour
- Bexleyheath line: Two trains per hour
STANSTED EXPRESS
Stansted Express services will only operate between 7am and 11pm on Saturday.
THAMESLINK AND GREAT NORTHERN
Thameslink and Great Northern services will operate with limited hours on Thursday and Saturday, as follows:
- St Pancras International and Bedford: Two trains per hour will run between St Pancras International and Bedford, calling at St Pancras International, West Hampstead Thameslink, St Albans City, Harpenden, Luton Airport Parkway, Luton, Leagrave, Harlington, Flitwick and Bedford only.
- St Pancras International and Luton: Two trains per hour will run between St Pancras International and Luton, calling at St Pancras International, Kentish Town, West Hampstead Thameslink, Cricklewood, Hendon, Mill Hill Broadway, Elstree & Borehamwood, Radlett, St Albans City, Harpenden, Luton Airport Parkway, Luton.
- King’s Cross and Ely: One train per hour will run between King’s Cross and Ely, calling at King’s Cross, Finsbury Park, Potters Bar, Hatfield, Welwyn Garden City, Welwyn North, Knebworth, Stevenage, Hitchin, Letchworth Garden City, Baldock, Ashwell & Morden, Royston, Meldreth, Shepreth, Foxton, Cambridge, Cambridge North, Waterbeach, Ely only. In addition to the above on Thursday only, one train per hour will run between Cambridge and Ely, calling at Cambridge, Cambridge North, Waterbeach and Ely only.
- King’s Cross and Cambridge: One train per hour will run between King’s Cross and Cambridge, calling at King’s Cross, Finsbury Park, Stevenage, Hitchin, Letchworth Garden City, Baldock, Ashwell & Morden, Royston and Cambridge only. After 19:00, this train will not call at Baldock or Ashwell & Morden.
- King’s Cross and Peterborough: Two trains per hour will run between King’s Cross and Peterborough, calling at King’s Cross, Finsbury Park, Stevenage, Hitchin, Arlesey, Biggleswade, Sandy, St Neots, Huntingdon and Peterborough only.
- King’s Cross and Welwyn Garden City: Two trains per hour will run between King’s Cross and Welwyn Garden City, calling at King’s Cross, Finsbury Park, Harringay, Hornsey, Alexandra Palace, New Southgate, Oakleigh Park, New Barnet, Hadley Wood, Potters Bar, Brookmans Park, Welham Green, Hatfield and Welwyn Garden City only.
- King’s Cross and Stevenage via Hertford North: Two trains per hour will run between King’s Cross and Stevenage, calling at King’s Cross, Finsbury Park, Harringay, Hornsey, Alexandra Palace, Bowes Park, Palmers Green, Winchmore Hill, Grange Park, Enfield Chase, Gordon Hill, Crews Hill, Cuffley, Bayford, Hertford North, Watton-at-Stone and Stevenage only.
TRANSPENNINE EXPRESS
TransPennine Express (TPE) will be operating a very limited service on these routes on Saturday:
- Huddersfield to York: Ten services in both directions calling at all local stations.
- Manchester Airport to Preston: Five services in both directions
- Sheffield to Cleethorpes: Five services in both directions
TRANSPORT FOR WALES
The strike action will affect services across Wales on Saturday as follows:
All day:
- Liverpool to Chester services will not run
Before 7am and after 7pm:
- North Wales Coast – Manchester services will start and terminate at Chester
- Cardiff – Manchester services will start and terminate at Shrewsbury
- Birmingham International services will start and terminate at Birmingham New Street
Between 7am and 7pm:
- Crewe to Manchester services will not stop at Wilmslow
Before 9.15am and after 9.15pm:
- Cardiff – Cheltenham services will start and terminate at Lydney.
TRANSPORT FOR WALES: Almost the entire Transport for Wales network (shown above) will be closed during the strike day
WEST MIDLANDS RAILWAY
On Saturday, services will operate on the following routes only between 7am and 8.30pm:
- Birmingham New Street – Northampton via Coventry (1 train per hour)
- Birmingham New Street – Birmingham International via local stations (1 train per hour)
- Birmingham New Street – Rugeley Trent Valley (1 train per hour)
- Birmingham New Street – Crewe – Liverpool Lime Street (1 train per hour)
- Lichfield Trent Valley – Birmingham New Street – Redditch and Bromsgrove (1 train per hour to/from Redditch and 1 train per hour to/from Bromsgrove)
- Birmingham New Street – Wolverhampton via local stations (1 train per hour)
West Midlands Railway services will not operate on any other route during this time.
The operator said rail replacement buses originally planned to run between Wolverhampton – Shrewsbury due to engineering works will no longer operate on Saturday due to the impact of strike action. Rail replacement buses will remain in place on Sunday as planned.
In addition, due to safety concerns surrounding football matches, services on Saturday will not call at Aston, Witton or Bescot Stadium between 1pm and 3pm and 5pm to 6pm. Football fans are advised to travel via alternative modes of transport if going to Villa Park or Bescot Stadium during this time.
When are the next train strikes?
There are no further Tube strikes currently planned. But further national rail strikes are scheduled on Thursday, March 30 and Saturday, April 1.
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