30 more trains cancelled by Eurostar, train chaos continues in France.

More than 30 trains have been cancelled by Eurostar on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday between 11-13 December. Between London St Pancras and Paris one can find the vast majority and some services to Brussels and back are also axed.Eurostar mentioned that there will be major disruption to Metro and RER services in Paris and connecting trains to all destinations within France. According to the cross-Channel train operator said that the strike action will impact their ability to deliver the usual timetable as we expect disruption to signalling along all routes. Until December 13, as a result they will now run a reduced timetable. A full refund or re-book can be claimed by passengers whose trains are cancelled on another Eurostar service up to 60 days from the date of journey. Until Friday morning almost all Paris Metro lines will be closed. On Wednesday at least three-quarters of long-distance domestic trains in France are expected to be cancelled. The Foreign Office has warned of significant industrial action is continuing across France. This is primarily affecting transport and public services, with ongoing cancellations and severe delays to train, Metro, bus and tram services. On 5 December the strikes began in protest against planned pension reforms – even though the prime minister, Edourad Philippe will not spell out detailed proposals until Wednesday.