Overhead power supply upgrades and track renewal work will impact all train services via the Severn Tunnel.

Replacement road transport is planned between Bristol Parkway and Newport – both non-stop and stopping services.
In addition, valid rail tickets can also be used to travel on the m4 Metrobus services running between Bristol Parkway and Patchway, plus the T7 TrawsCymru bus services between Bristol and Chepstow.
Trains will run hourly between London Paddington and Swansea/Carmarthen by using an alternative route – stopping at Gloucester instead of Bristol Parkway.
Trains will also run between London Paddington and Bristol Parkway at peak periods only – customers should travel via Bristol Temple Meads instead at off-peak times.
GWR trains will operate between Bristol Parkway and Portsmouth Harbour on the weekend of 23/24 May, plus from Saturday 30 May to Monday 8 June.
These services will be operating between Bristol Parkway and Fareham instead from Monday 25 to Friday 29 May – see Portsmouth area entry below.
GWR trains will also operate between Bristol Temple Meads and Taunton/Exeter St Davids.
CrossCountry and Transport for Wales train services between Cheltenham Spa or Gloucester and Cardiff Central via Lydney will be unaffected.
Sunday 24 May
There will be no direct train services between London and South Wales.
Instead, GWR will operate trains between London Paddington and Bristol Parkway, plus between Newport and Swansea/Carmarthen.
Important to note
Some train services between Bristol Temple Meads and Severn Beach will run to an amended timetable due to freight trains for Avonmouth being diverted on this route.