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  • Rail strikes: Half of all lines shut as Mick Lynch warns strikes could last well into summer

    January 4, 2023

    Half of Britain’s railways are closed today with only a fifth of services running, as even London’s tube and overground network are affected by the industrial action. Train passengers are suffering another day of strike disruption as the new general secretary of the TUC called for an urgent meeting with the Prime Minister in a [...]

  • Are you sure? Rail strikes still have public support, says union chief Mick Lynch

    January 3, 2023

    The UK public is still supportive of rail strikes and staff walkouts, according to union boss Mick Lynch, as industrial unrest brings the country to a halt yet again. Lynch told Sky News workers were getting “massive support from people online, in person, on our picket lines.” Around 40,000 members of the union RMT working [...]

  • January blues: Rail strikes hit the return to work – with even London transport affected

    January 3, 2023

    Rail strikes are severely reducing services across the UK train network – with commuters forced to work from home on the first working day of the new year. Some Transport for London services are also affected, with the Elizabeth Line and the London Overground the most badly hit. Some other services – including the stretch [...]

  • 100 road traffic officers for National Highways launch strike today

    January 3, 2023

    More than 100 road traffic officers and control room operators working for National Highways across England will launch a 48-hour strike on Tuesday. The walkout by members of the Public and Commercial Services (PCS) is part of industrial action in a bitter dispute over pay, pensions and jobs. Around 100,000 PCS members working in 124 [...]

  • Mick Lynch: Only ‘sensible’ proposals will bring end to rail strikes

    January 2, 2023

    Only “sensible” proposals will bring the ongoing rail dispute to an end, according to union leader Mick Lynch.  After disrupting Christmas plans for millions of Britons, walkouts at Network Rail and 14 other operators will resume from tomorrow. Members of the union RMT will down tools on Tuesday, Wednesday as well as Friday and Saturday [...]

  • New year, same strikes: Post-festive return to work disrupted by more rail walk-outs

    January 2, 2023

    Rail passengers will face fresh travel disruption this week because of strikes by tens of thousands of workers in bitter disputes over pay, jobs and conditions. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) at Network Rail and 14 train operators will stage two 48-hour walkouts from Tuesday and Friday, while drivers in the [...]

  • Drivers urged to plan ahead for new year journeys as strikes hit highways

    January 1, 2023

    National Highways is urging motorists to plan ahead for journeys in the new year amid another strike by some of its workers as traffic levels return to normal after the Christmas break. Members of the Public and Commercial Services union (PCS) are planning a national walkout on January 3 and 4 – the first working [...]

  • Not-so-happy New Year: Hospitality bosses expect weaker trade due to strikes

    December 30, 2022

    Hospitality leaders say venues could see weaker trade over the key New Year period after sales were knocked by strike action. But there are signs for optimism amid more bookings and strong demand over the festive period for other areas of the sector. The Night Time Industries Association, which has more than 1,400 members including [...]

  • Strikes: Ministers will not be ‘held to ransom’ by unions, says Wallace

    December 29, 2022

    The government will not be “held to ransom” by striking public sector workers, defence secretary Ben Wallace has said. As the wave of industrial action showed no sign of abating, Mr Wallace insisted there was “no magic wand” to produce the money for above-inflation pay awards. His warning came after new TUC general secretary Paul [...]

  • New strike: DLR cleaners among 1,000 train workers to walk out before New Year’s Eve

    December 29, 2022

    Cleaners on the Dockland Light Railways (DLR) are among 1,000 workers to launch their first national strike in disputes over issues including pay. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport (RMT) union employed by a number of private contractors cleaning trains for several rail operators will be involved in the industrial action. ISS cleaners on [...]

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