No trains will be available on Saturday for people attending the Victorious Festival in Portsmouth.
A rail firm has warned that no trains will serve a city for part of a major music festival.South Western Railway said it would not run trains to the island city on Saturday due to a national strike by members of the RMT union.
"It is hugely disappointing that people are being pushed back into their cars or choosing not to visit the city at all over the busiest weekend of the summer."Members of the Unite union will strike over pay in Fareham, Gosport, Portsmouth and Southampton for four days from Friday to Monday.Kasabian are among the headliners at the Victorious Festival on Saturday
It said people travelling to Southampton Pride or the Southampton v QPR fixture at St Mary's Stadium would face a reduced service, with the last London-bound train from Southampton Central departing at 17:45 BST.
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