RMT strike action is planned on the following dates:
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Thursday 26 July 2018
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Saturday 28 July 2018
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Tuesday 31 July 2018
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Saturday 4 August 2018
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Saturday 11 August 2018
• 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Saturday 18 August 2018
• 0001 Hours on Friday 31 August 2018 and 2359 Hours on Saturday 1 September 2018

Here you can find information on when planned improvements to the lines are taking place and when a bus replacment service is in operation

https://www.southwesternrailway.com/plan-my-journey/planned-improvement…

Or you can have your say on how matters could be improved by submitting your views to Britain Runs on Rail's consultation by clicking here

The Government is committed to the biggest investment in the railways since Victorian times - £38 billion between 2014 and 2019. This will benefit millions of passengers by providing more capacity and improving stations. The Government has a record of delivery on rail improvements, and this will continue in the future as it delivers Crossrail, and future projects such as HS2. The new strategic vision for rail will ensure the UK's rail network is fit for the future.