Coronavirus crisis: LNER says no food and no First Class for Grantham train users

By The Editor

20th Mar 2020 | Local News

East Coast Mainline train operator LNER has announced steps to help ensure the safety of its staff and customers.

It has closed the First Class Lounges, stopped serving food and stepped up cleaning on its trains and stations.

However, there are no planned changes to the timetable today.

A full statement posted on its website confirmed:

"We have:

"Increased the cleaning of our trains and stations, including tables and trays onboard and self-service ticket machines in stations

"Asked staff to make additional checks to replace soap in the toilets of all of our trains and stations

"Added NHS posters around stations and onboard our trains reminding staff and customers to wash their hands and with soap and water

"Temporarily suspended the catering provision on our trains, including First Class service, Let's Eat Cafe Bar and at-seat trolley service

"Temporarily closed all First Class lounges

"Train managers are requesting customers to hold their ticket up for inspection rather than taking tickets from customers

It added: "To ensure all passengers' safety, if you have symptoms, are self-isolating or have been advised to self-isolate by the NHS please do not board any LNER services and make your own alternative travel arrangements."

Further information on Coronavirus, compiled by Nub news using official NHS and government sources can be found here.

     

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