Train operator East Midlands Railway (EMR) has informed rail passengers in Gedling borough about strikes taking place next month.
The strike by the RMT will take place on October 1 and will have a huge impact on services.
EMR said they are working on plans for the train service over the coming weeks.
It is not known whether services from the borough will be cancelled completely during the day of action as has happened during previous strikes.
RMT, who yesterday announced the latest strike plans, say the 24-hour action which will bring the railway to an effective standstill. It comes after the union received no further offers from the rail industry to help come to a negotiated settlement.
RMT general secretary Mick Lynch said: “Transport workers are sending a clear message to the government and employers that working people will not accept continued attacks on pay and working conditions at a time when big business profits are at an all-time high.
”The Summer of Solidarity we have seen will continue into the Autumn and Winter if employers and the government continue to refuse workers reasonable demands.
“We want a settlement to these disputes where our members and their families can get a square deal. And we will not rest until we get a satisfactory outcome.”
An East Midlands Railway spokesman said: “The RMT and TSSA unions have confirmed its members will be taking strike action on Saturday, October 1
“This will have an impact on the level of services which East Midlands Railway is able to operate. Services on Sunday, October 2 may also be affected.
“EMR has extensive contingency plans in place and will run as many services as possible. Service information and timetables will be available shortly.”
Passengers are advised to check the EMR website, information in stations and social media for the latest advice and information.
