Rail Strike Off - Ipswich Town News

Saturday's planned railway strike has been called off after the the two sides came to an agreement. The proposed industrial action by the RMT would have seen many local rail services cancelled on Saturday with Town fans travelling to West Brom likely to be affected.

The action was called in support of a sacked staff member.

Some fans may still face some rail delays on Saturday with buses replacing trains between Bury St Edmunds and Peterborough.

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