British train operators are urging people to check timetables before they travel as train services have been reduced during the CCP virus lockdown. Train services are being cut back further as a result of Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement last week putting the whole of England under the third national lockdown since the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus pandemic began last spring, industry body the Rail Delivery Group said. Before the new lockdown began, the railway was operating at about 87 percent of pre-pandemic levels. But following the introduction of new timetables, service levels will be reduced to approximately 72 percent of pre-pandemic levels. Some services will be completely cut, while others will be operating on a reduced timetable. The new timetables have been planned in coordination with the government so as to ensure key workers can get to work and social distancing can be maintained in train carriages. “Changing to a reduced …