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0ne correspondent is in nottingham station. east midlands railway and they have told me that there will be a 70% reduction in their services on those strike days. in practical terms that means for example from this station they will be no trains going east to places like for example norwich or to lincoln. it means they will be a much smaller window during which passengers travel on those strike trains and the final train will be leaving at 6:30pm, five hours earlier than usual. and the word that keeps coming up when i'm speaking to passengers today describe all of this is annoying. there is a lot of frustration about this disruption. there are people who had to come home early from holiday or leave early for a trip in order to avoid the strikes. speaking to one woman earlier who told me she had a train ticket booked to go to amsterdam and she had to cancel that and fly out there today in order to avoid the strikes. there has been some sympathy for the rail workers and people seem to understand why they are striking but that doe

our midlands correspondent navteonhal is in nottingham station, onjust one of the many routes affected start? they can expect lots of disruption, _ area, inc start? they can expect lots of disruption, reeta. i area, inc start? they can expect lots of disruption, reeta. east l lots of disruption, reeta. east midlands railway have told me there will be a 70% reduction on their services, which means, for example, there will be no trains travelling east from this station on strike days to places like lincoln or norwich, and also on strike days, it means there will be a significantly shorter window when people are able to travel, finishing five hours earlier than usual, at 1830. that explains why the word i am hearing most from passengers today is annoying, the frustration about what is happening to them, people having to leave earlier, and set off earlier as well, one person had to cancel a eurostar ticket to amsterdam tomorrow and instead fly there today. but there has also been some understanding, people having some understanding, people having some sympathy for the workers around where

was confirmed that this week's rail strikes will go ahead. 0ur midlands correspondent is in nottingham stationh loud and clear that passengers must brace themselves for significant disruption. this station is run by east midlands railway, they told me there will be a 70% reduction in their services on those strike days. in practical terms that means from this station there will be no trains going east to places like norwich or to lincoln. it also means there will be a much smaller window during which passengers can travel on those strike days, the final train will be leaving at 6:30 p:m., five hours earlier than usual. the word that keeps coming up when i'm speaking to passengers to describe this is annoying. there's a lot of frustration about this disruption. they are people who have had to come home early from holiday or leave early for a trip in order to avoid the strikes. i was speaking to one woman earlier who told me that she had a train ticket booked on the euro start to go to amsterdam, she had to cancel that and fly out to date to avoid the stri. there has been some sympathy for the r